Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder (SCD) Is A Language-Based Disorder Characterized By Difficulties Using Verbal And Nonverbal Communication Appropriately In Social Situations. Individuals With SCD May Struggle With Following Conversation Rules, Understanding Sarcasm Or Idioms, Taking Turns In Conversation, Or Adjusting Their Communication For Different Contexts. Unlike Autism, SCD Does Not Involve Restricted Or Repetitive Behaviors, But It Can Significantly Affect Social Interactions, Relationships, And Academic Performance. Early Assessment And Therapy Focusing On Pragmatic Language Skills Can Help Improve Effective Social Communication.