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  1. Diagnostic and Psychometric Properties of the Arabic Sensory Processing Measure—Second Edition, Adult Version
  2. Sensory Processing Measure and Sensory Integration Theory: A Scientometric and Narrative Synthesis
  3. Navigating educational models: Face-to-face, blended, or online in EMI contexts during crisis and recovery
  4. Sensory Disorders and Neuropsychological Functioning in Saudi Arabia: A Correlational and Regression Analysis Study Using the National Disability Survey
  5. Leveraging ChatGPT AI Model in Academic Writing and Avenues for Further Development: SWOT Framework
  6. A Thematic Review on Using the Learning Disabilities Diagnostic Inventory to Identify and Diagnose Individuals with and Without Learning Disabilities
  7. Evaluating the Translation of Figurative Language: A Comparative Study of ChatGPT and Human Translators
  8. Artificial Intelligence in Language Acquisition: A Balancing Act of Potential and Challenges
  9. Foreign language speaking anxiety in relation to gender: students and teachers’ perceptions
  10. Predicting language, cognition, and social skills in individuals with Autism spectrum disorder using the Arabic validation of Gilliam Autism Rating scale-Third Edition
  11. Developing a Tool to Measure Communication Skills in Arabic-Speaking Children
  12. Artificial intelligence in applied (linguistics): a content analysis and future prospects
  13. Psychometric Features of the Arabic Version of the Children’s Communication Checklist (CCC2)
  14. Gemination in Child Egyptian Arabic: A Corpus-Based Study
  15. Phonological substitution patterns in Yemeni Ibbi Arabic child speech: a markedness and natural phonology perspective
  16. Translanguaging in the ESP Context: Saudi Students' Perceptions of the Bilingual Practices
  17. Examining Language, Speech and Behaviour Characteristics: A Cross-Sectional Study in Saudi Arabia Using the Arabic Version of Gilliam Autism Rating Scale-Third Edition
  18. Language competency in autism: a scientometric review
  19. Evaluating the Translation of Figurative Language: A Comparative Study of ChatGPT and Human Translators
  20. A Thematic Review on Using the Children’s Communication Checklist to Identify and Diagnose Individuals With and Without Communication Disorders
  21. A Thematic Review on Using the Gilliam Autism Rating Scale to Identify and Diagnose Individuals with and Without Autism Spectrum Disorder Across Different Language Contexts
  22. Competing views on interventions for pragmatic language skills in persons with pragmatic language impairment: An umbrella review
  23. A thematic review of autism spectrum disorder research in Saudi Arabia: Insights into diagnosis, assessment, and language considerations
  24. ChatGPT in scientific and academic research: future fears and reassurances
  25. Dialog chatbot as an interactive online tool in enhancing ESP vocabulary learning
  26. Bilingual teachers’ translanguaging practices and ideologies in online classrooms in Saudi Arabia
  27. Conceptualizing, defining, and assessing pragmatic language impairment in clinical settings: A scoping review
  28. Biolinguistics: A Scientometric Analysis of Research on (Children’s) Molecular Genetics of Speech and Language (Disorders)
  29. An Exploration of Voice in the Writing of Arab Learners of English as a Second Language
  30. Arabic Validation of the Pragmatic Language Skills Inventory to Assess Pragmatic Language Development in Preschoolers with and without Pragmatic Language Impairment
  31. A Study on the Relationship between Pragmatic Language Development and Socioeconomic Status in Arab Preschoolers with and without Pragmatic Language Impairment
  32. Crosslinguistic Influence of the First Language: Interlingual errors in the writing of ESL Saudi learners
  33. The Effective Role of Learners’ Self-Assessment Tasks in Enhancing Learning English as a Second Language
  34. Exploring Spelling Errors with Relation to the Phonological Syllable Structure in the Writings of Saudi ESL Learners
  35. The Acquisition Phenomenon of Null and Overt Subjects in the Early Speech of Arabic-Speaking Children
  36. The Strong Continuity Hypothesis: Evidence from Arabic-speaking children data