Fetal alcohol syndrome: A description of oral motor, articulatory, short-term memory, grammatical, and semantic abilities

Fetal alcohol syndrome: A description of oral motor, articulatory, short-term memory, grammatical, and semantic abilities

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• Journal of Communication Disorders [ 0021-9924 ] ; 1990.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Alcool, Alcoolisme.

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• KwdEn :
  • Abnormality, Acta pediatr, Alcohol, Alcohol syndrome, Alcoholic mothers, Alcoholism, Arizona articulation proficiency scale, Articulation, Articulation abilities, Articulation ability, Articulation impairments, Attention span, Auditory, Auditory association, Auditory comprehension, Available norms, Becker, Birth weight, Boston city hospital, Boston city hospital study group, Chronic alcoholism, Clarren, Cluster reduction, Cognitive ability, Communicative disorders, Confrontation subtest, Congenital abnormalities, Consistent language abilities, Control group, Control groups, Control number, Control subject, Control subjects, Developmental sentence, Englewood cliffs, Fetal, Fetal alcohol, Fetal alcohol study group, Fetal alcohol syndrome, Fetal alcohol syndrome table, Fetal growth, Further research, Grammatical, Grammatical closure reception association, Grammatical closure subtest, Grammatical markers, Grammatical measures, Hearing level, Home placements, Illinois test, Impairment, Inconsistent articulation abilities, Inconsistent language, Iosub, Language abilities, Language acquisition, Language characteristics, Language comprehension tasks, Language development, Language functions, Language measures, Linguistic abilities, Major valve, Major valves, Maternal alcohol consumption, Maternal alcoholism, Maternal drinking, Medical records, Memory abilities, Mental ability, Mental deficiency, Minimal brain dysfunction, Morphological sections, Nonverbal, Normal children, Normal language, Normal subjects, Northwestern university press, Ontario, Pediatr, Phonological, Phonological processes, Present research, Present study, Progressive matrices, Psycholinguistic abilities, Psychological corporation, Qualitative differences, Quantitative differences, Raven, Research society, Same degree, Semantic measure, Semantic measures, Several findings, Severe impairments, Severity classification, Severity ratings, Slower rate, Socioeconomic status, Speech mechanism, Standard score, Standard scores, Standard scores ranks, Statistical differences, Statistical significance, Streissguth, Subtest, Syndrome, Syntactic, Syntactic measures, Thorough examination, Token test, University park press, Verbal apraxia, Verbal instructions, Vocal tract, Wechsler intelligence scale, Western ontario, Younger controls.
• Teeft :
  • Abnormality, Acta pediatr, Alcohol, Alcohol syndrome, Alcoholic mothers, Alcoholism, Arizona articulation proficiency scale, Articulation, Articulation abilities, Articulation ability, Articulation impairments, Attention span, Auditory, Auditory association, Auditory comprehension, Available norms, Becker, Birth weight, Boston city hospital, Boston city hospital study group, Chronic alcoholism, Clarren, Cluster reduction, Cognitive ability, Communicative disorders, Confrontation subtest, Congenital abnormalities, Consistent language abilities, Control group, Control groups, Control number, Control subject, Control subjects, Developmental sentence, Englewood cliffs, Fetal, Fetal alcohol, Fetal alcohol study group, Fetal alcohol syndrome, Fetal alcohol syndrome table, Fetal growth, Further research, Grammatical, Grammatical closure reception association, Grammatical closure subtest, Grammatical markers, Grammatical measures, Hearing level, Home placements, Illinois test, Impairment, Inconsistent articulation abilities, Inconsistent language, Iosub, Language abilities, Language acquisition, Language characteristics, Language comprehension tasks, Language development, Language functions, Language measures, Linguistic abilities, Major valve, Major valves, Maternal alcohol consumption, Maternal alcoholism, Maternal drinking, Medical records, Memory abilities, Mental ability, Mental deficiency, Minimal brain dysfunction, Morphological sections, Nonverbal, Normal children, Normal language, Normal subjects, Northwestern university press, Ontario, Pediatr, Phonological, Phonological processes, Present research, Present study, Progressive matrices, Psycholinguistic abilities, Psychological corporation, Qualitative differences, Quantitative differences, Raven, Research society, Same degree, Semantic measure, Semantic measures, Several findings, Severe impairments, Severity classification, Severity ratings, Slower rate, Socioeconomic status, Speech mechanism, Standard score, Standard scores, Standard scores ranks, Statistical differences, Statistical significance, Streissguth, Subtest, Syndrome, Syntactic, Syntactic measures, Thorough examination, Token test, University park press, Verbal apraxia, Verbal instructions, Vocal tract, Wechsler intelligence scale, Western ontario, Younger controls.

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