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Author Search all publications by the author Laws, Glynis; Bishop, Dorothy V. M.
Title A comparison of language abilities in adolescents with Down syndrome and children with specific language impairment
Written in English
Notes 78 Literaturangaben
Source Journal Journal of speech, language, and hearing research. - Rockville, Md. : American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Volume 46
Year 2003
Issue 6
Page 1324-1339
Classification
Domains / Nonverbal communication
Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Expressive use of language
Domains / Language acquisition / Grammatical development
Domains / Language acquisition / Handicapped language acquisition
Domains / Language acquisition / Language acquisition and cognitive development
Domains / Language acquisition / Verbal memory in children
Domains / Language acquisition / Language comprehension in children
Domains / Speech pathology / Illness (language behavior) / Down's syndrome
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Körpersprache; Chronemics; Kinetik; Kinesics; Nonverbal communication ; Emotive communication; Expressive use of language ; Syntactic development; Morphological development; Morphologie (Spracherwerb) ; Syntax (Spracherwerb) ; Grammatical development ; Kindersprache (pathol.) ; Child language (pathol.) ; Specific language impairment; SLI; Dysgrammatismus (Kindersprache) ; Dysgrammatism (child language) ; Handicapped language acquisition ; Spracherwerb und neurologische Entwicklung; Language acquisition and neurological development; Sprache und Denken (Ontogenese) ; Language and thought (ontogenesis) ; Cognitive development; Language acquisition and cognitive development ; Kindersprache (Sprachgedächtnis) ; Children's verbal memory; Verbal memory in children ; Kindersprache (Sprachverständnis) ; Children's comprehension of language; Language comprehension in children ; Morbus Down; Mongolismus; Trisomie 21; Down's syndrome