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PS01-02

A preliminary analysis of a narrative composite from the Children’s Communication Checklist-2

PS01-03

Is parent report of early school-age children’s language use as reliable as we think?

PS01-04

Children with Cochlear Implants Use Semantic Prediction Less Than Vocabulary-Matched Children with Normal Hearing

PS01-05

Family GAMEs – Can a baby’s neural response inform us about future language development?

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PS01-07

The Underlying Subcomponents of Sentence Repetition in Assessing Children with Developmental Language Disorders

PS01-08

Pediatric Altered Auditory Feedback: A Scoping Review

PS01-09

Is oral bilingualism an advantage for word learning in children with hearing loss?

PS01-10

Efficacy of Pathways Early Autism Intervention in Improving Social Sophistication of Communication in Toddlers with ASD

PS01-11

Statistical Learning in Developmental Language Disorder Across Modalities and Domains

PS01-12

Measuring Foundational Literacy Skills in Children with Speech Sound Disorder: A Scoping Review

PS01-13

Cross-domain and Cross-linguistic Effects in Spanish-English Bilingual Preschool-aged Children Following Spanish Phonology Intervention

PS01-14

Same or different? Language skills of children with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome and children with Developmental Language Disorder

PS01-15

The slow development of fine-grained speech perception skills: Implications for language and reading

PS01-16

Past Participle Verb Coding in Language Sample Analysis for African American Children

PS01-17

An evaluation of expedited transcription methods for school-age children’s narrative language: Automated speech recognition & real-time transcription

PS01-18

Longitudinal Predictors of Word Reading for Children with Williams Syndrome

PS01-19

Feedback processing in children with developmental language disorder, a time-frequency analysis

PS01-20

Characterizing Receptive Vocabulary Profiles in Minimally Verbal Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

PS01-21

Evaluating scoring systems in language samples for preschool children who speak African American English

PS01-22

Interventions that Affect Narrative Language in School-Aged Children: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analyses

PS01-23

The development of real-time lexical processing: phonological competition and semantic activation

PS01-24

Multilingualism under the Magnifying Glass

PS01-25

Prosodic Variability among College Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

PS01-26

Therapy goals for preschoolers with language disorders through an ICF lens

PS01-27

Early Language Ability in Bilingual Children Born Preterm

PS01-28

Collective-Distributive Interpretations in Bilingual Spanish-English-Speaking Children

PS01-29

Social and endogenous motivations in the emergence of canonical babbling: An autism risk study

PS01-30

Within-Family Associations of Mental Health, Marital Satisfaction, and Language Input Among Parents of Children with Down Syndrome

PS01-31

Investigating Vocal Variables for Assessing Progress for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

PS01-32

Children’s Success in Remote Communication Contexts Varies with Language Ability

PS01-33

Contribution of Recognitory Gestures and Receptive Vocabulary to Expressive Action Word Vocabulary in 18-Month-Olds

PS01-34

Does Joint Engagement Influence the Relation between Home Environmental Factors and Child Vocabulary Development?

PS01-35

Are children performing better on the digit span backward than forward task? An exploratory analysis

PS01-36

Hierarchy and Reliability of the Auditory Comprehensive and Expressive Communication Scales of the Preschool Language Scale-5

PS01-37

The grammatical repertoire of Dutch 3- to 6-year-old children with DLD and their typically developing peers

PS01-38

Social Pragmatic Communication and Length of Bilingualism Predict Inhibitory Control in Bilingual Children

PS01-39

Determining the Stability of SALT’s Dynamic Norming Process

PS01-40

Engaging in practice-based research in a school setting: A qualitative analysis

PS01-41

Reliability and Validity of Short Language Samples

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