What intervention is least effective for children struggling with communication due to environmental factors?

The intervention focused solely on controlling external stressors through medication is least effective for children experiencing communication difficulties due to environmental factors. This is because medication typically does not address the underlying communication issues caused by an environment lacking in supportive language interactions.

Children benefit from immersive experiences that promote language development, social interaction, and engagement with caregivers. While medication may be necessary in managing some symptoms, it does not provide the necessary tools and experiences that foster communication skills in children. Engaging with therapeutic practices that involve family participation, creating language-rich environments, and providing structured educational strategies are more conducive to promoting effective communication and helping children develop their skills.