HOW ADULT BELIEFS SHAPE THE SPEECH COMMUNITIES OF A CHILD WHO HAS MULTIPLE DISABILITIES
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TUCKER, P.J., KRETSCHMER, R.R., HOW ADULT BELIEFS SHAPE THE SPEECH COMMUNITIES OF A CHILD WHO HAS MULTIPLE DISABILITIES. MENTAL RETARDATION, Vol. 37, no. 5 (1999), p. 395-406.
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Actitudes familia, Actitudes sociales, Comunicación, Discapacidad múltiple, Efectos, Infancia
Actitudes familia, Actitudes sociales, Comunicación, Discapacidad múltiple, Efectos, Infancia
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