RELATION BETWEEN MENTAL AGE AND VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT AMONG CHILDREN WITH MILD MENTAL RETARDATION

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Kaituhi matua:	FAZIO, B.B
Ētahi atu kaituhi:	ET AL
Hōputu:	Pukapuka
Reo:	Pāniora Ingarihi
Ngā marau:	Aprendizaje Cuidadores Discapacidad Discapacidad intelectual Discapacidad media Discapacidad severa Estudio comparativo Interacción Interacción social Lenguaje Personal Problemas de aprendizaje Resultados Documental
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PEER INTERACTIONS AND SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE OF ELEMENTARY-AGE CHILDREN WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES IN AN INCLUSIVE SCHOOL
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SOCIOCOGNITIVE CONFLICT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONCEPTS IN CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
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SELF-REINFORCEMENT IN MILDLY MENTALLY RETARDED ADULTS: EFFECTS OF MOTIVATIONAL ORIENTATION AND INSTRUCTIONAL DEMAND
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INTERACTION AMONG PRESCHOLERS WITH AND WIT
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SOCIAL COMPETENCE AND SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING FOR PERSONS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION: AN EXPANSION OF A BEHAVIORAL PARADIGM
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TOWARD INDEPENDENCE WITH KEYWORD MNEMONICS: A STRATEGY FOR SCIENCE VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION
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FRIENDSHIP PATTERNS OF MILDLY LEARNING HANDICAPPED AND NONHANDICAPPED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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TEACHERS' PERCEPTIONS OF THE PARENTING ABILITIES OF THEIR SECONDARY STUDENTS WITH MILD MENTAL RETARDATION
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SPECIAL FRIENDS FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND THEIR CARERS
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ASSESSING THE ACQUISITION OF INCIDENTAL INFORMATION BY SECONDARY-AGE STUDENTS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION: COMPARISON OF RESPONSE PROMPTING STRATEGIES
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CAN PRESCHOOLERS BE EFFECTIVE PEER MODELS? AN ACTION RESEARCH PROJECT
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REACCIONES DE LA COMUNIDAD ANTE LOS HOGARES COLECTIVOS: CONTRASTES ENTRE LAS PERSONAS QUE VIVEN EN ZONAS EN LAS QUE HAY UN COLECTIVO Y EN LAS QUE NO LO HAY. EN: TEMAS CLAVE EN INVESTIGACION DEL RETRASO MENTAL.
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ENHANCING SELF-CONCEPTS AND ACHIEVEMENT OF MILDLY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS. LEARNING DISABLED, MILDLY MENTALLY RETARDED, AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERED
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POSTSCHOOL STATUS OF STUDENTS CLASSIFIED AS MILDLY MENTALLY RETARDED, LEARNING DISABLED, OR NONHANDICAPPED: DOES IT GET BETTER WITH TIME?
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SEXUALITY AND STUDENTS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION
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FOCUS ON COMMUNICATION: IMPROVING INTERACTION BETWEEN STAFF AND RESIDENTS WHO HAVE SEVERE OR PROFOUND MENTAL RETARDATION
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SYMBOL VOCABULARY AND THE FOCUS OF CONVERSATIONS: AUGMENTING LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH WITH MENTAL RETARDATION
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THE EFFECTS OF METACOGNITIVE STRATEGY TRAINING ON THE ACQUISITION AND GENERALIZATION OF SOCIAL SKILLS
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DICHOTIC-LISTENING TASK PERFORMANCE OF MILDLY MENTALLY RETARDED AND NONRETARDED INDIVIDUALS
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A CHALLENGE TO THE VIABILITY OF MILD MENTAL RETARDATION AS A DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORY
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ASCRIBED ROLE RELATIONS BETWEEN CHILDREN WITH MENTAL RETARDATION AND THEIR YOUNGER SIBLINGS
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DISCURSO, EN UN ENTORNO ESCOLAR INTEGRADO, ENTRE NIÑOS SIN MINUSVALIA DE 6 Y 7 AÑOS Y COMPAÑEROS CON DIFICULTADES SEVERAS DE APRENDIZAJE. EN: TEMAS CLAVE EN INVESTIGACION DEL RETRASO MENTAL.