Language disorders.
Overview
| Works: | 41 works in 5 publications in 5 languages | |
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Traumatic brain injury : = associated speech, language, and swallowing disorders /
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Essentials of anatomy and physiology for communication disorders /
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Neurobehavior of language and cognition = studies of normal aging and brain damage : honoring Martin L. Albert /
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Phoniatrics I = fundamentals - voice disorders - disorders of language and hearing development /
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Handbook of pragmatic language disorders = complex and underserved populations /
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Language-Mediated Eye Behaviors During Storybook Reading as a Function of Preschool Language Ability.
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The Use of Nonword Repetition Tasks in the Assessment of Developmental Language Disorder in Bilingual Children.
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Interference Between Speaking and Computer Tasks and Their Effects On Physiologic Arousal.
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Knowledge and Training in Language Sample Analysis of us Speech-language Pathology Graduate Students.
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Speaking, reading, and writing in children with language learning disabilities = new paradigms in research and practice /
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As far as words go : = activities for understanding ambiguous language and humor /
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Cognition and acquired language disorders = an information processing approach /
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Cognitive-Linguistic Improvement Programme (CLIP) : = a programme for speech-language pathologists treating neuropathologies of speech and language learning disabilities /
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A Comparative Study on the Expository Writing Abilities of Kindergarten Students with and Without Developmental Language Disorder.
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Semantic Processing in Children with ASD: Differences in Underlying Neural Processing in Children with High Language Vs. Low Language Capabilities.
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What? I Don't get What you Mean: Understanding Language in Childhood Epilepsy.
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African American English-Speaking Children's Judgments of Grammaticality: Effects of Clinical Status and Grammatical Structures.
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Approaches to Examining the Role of Auditory Evoked Potentials in Early Language Development.
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Characteristics and Causal Factors for the Receptive-Expressive Gap in Typically Developed Spanish-English Adult Bilinguals.
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