INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORIES OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORIES OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

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by Elizabeth Bates , Philip S. Dale , Donna Thal

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@MISC{Bates_individualdifferences,
    author = {Elizabeth Bates and Philip S. Dale and Donna Thal},
    title = { INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORIES OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT},
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}

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