When it is clear that one of the neurological disorders ought to be diagnosed, but the practitioner does not have enough information about the child's difficulties, this diagnosis is assigned with the understanding that as more information becomes available, a more specific diagnosis can be made. The diagnosis considered is:_______________________

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Answer:

Unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder

Explanation:

The Unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder is also denoted as UNDD and is referred to as a disorder which has been assigned in DSM-5 as a diagnostic criterion for a person who has encountered with the neurodevelopmental disorder's symptoms yet lacks somewhere in meeting all of the required criteria related to the disorder.

In the question above, the diagnosis considered is an unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder.