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Negativity in early infant-adult exchanges and its developmental significance |
B. Sylvester-Bradley |
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Non-linguistic information which could assist the young child's interpretation of adults' speech |
D.J. Messer |
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Collaboration and confrontation with young children in language comprehension testing |
N.H. Freeman, C.G. Sinha, and S.G. Condliffe |
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From interaction strategies to social representation of adults in a day nursery |
F. Emiliani, B. Zani, and F. Carugati |
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Language performance of disadvantaged children at 30 months |
A. McGlaughlin ... [et al.] |
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Mothers as teachers and their children as learners |
E. Hartmann and H. Haavind |
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Mothers' answers to children's questions |
W.P. Robinson |
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Instruction versus conversation as opportunities for learning |
M. Heber |
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Conflict and cooperation as opportunities for learning |
A-N. Perret-Clermont and M-L. Schubauer-Leoni |
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Conversational tactics and the advancement of the child's understanding about referential communication |
E.J. Robinson |
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Some problems for theory, methodology, and methods for the 1980s |
W.P. Robinson |
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Negativity in early infant-adult exchanges and its developmental significance |
B. Sylvester-Bradley |
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Non-linguistic information which could assist the young child's interpretation of adults' speech |
D.J. Messer |
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Collaboration and confrontation with young children in language comprehension testing |
N.H. Freeman, C.G. Sinha, and S.G. Condliffe |