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  1. Short-Term Effects of a Caregiver-Mediated Intervention for Preschoolers at Risk for Developmental Language Disorder: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  2. Assessing Sentences in Young Children: A Comparison of the Sentence Diversity Priming Task and Play-Based Language Samples
  3. Child Deictic Gesture Use and Maternal Labeling in Toddlers With Down Syndrome
  4. Spontaneous Lexical Overlap in Early Conversations: Automated Sequential Coding of Parents and Toddlers
  5. Evaluating Sentence Diversity in Toddler Language Development
  6. A Brief Intervention to Teach Parents Naturalistic Language Facilitation Strategies
  7. Children with Developmental Language Disorder will Benefit from New IDEA Guidance
  8. Parent Responsivity, Language Input, and the Development of Simple Sentences
  9. Caregiver language and sentence development in children with autism
  10. Exploring Sentence Diversity at the Boundary of Typical and Impaired Language Abilities
  11. Mastering the Grammar of Complex Events: Evidence from Mandarin Resultative Verb Compounds
  12. Let's Be Explicit About the Psycholinguistic Bases of Developmental Measures: A Response to Leonard, Haebig, Deevy, and Brown (2017)
  13. Sentence Diversity in Early Language Development: Recommendations for Target Selection and Progress Monitoring
  14. Input Subject Diversity Accelerates the Growth of Tense and Agreement: Indirect Benefits From a Parent-Implemented Intervention
  15. Case marking uniformity in developmental pronoun errors
  16. Handbook of Child Language Disorders
  17. Input Subject Diversity Enhances Early Grammatical Growth: Evidence from a Parent-Implemented Intervention
  18. Verb diversity and grammatical outcomes
  19. Diversity matters: parent input predicts toddler verb production
  20. Assessing Sentence Diversity in Toddlers At-Risk for Language Disorders
  21. Toy Talk: Simple Strategies to Create Richer Grammatical Input
  22. Growth of Finiteness in the Third Year of Life: Replication and Predictive Validity
  23. Approaching Early Grammatical Intervention From a Sentence-Focused Framework
  24. Are Some Parents' Interaction Styles Associated With Richer Grammatical Input?
  25. A lifespan perspective on individual differences in grammatical abilities
  26. Sequence and System in the Acquisition of Tense and Agreement
  27. Predictors of Morphosyntactic Growth in Typically Developing Toddlers: Contributions of Parent Input and Child Sex
  28. Toward a theory of gradual morphosyntactic learning
  29. Erratum
  30. The Growth of Tense Productivity
  31. Stalls and Revisions: A Developmental Perspective on Sentence Production
  32. Individual Differences in the Onset of Tense Marking: A Growth-Curve Analysis
  33. Assessing the Emergence of Grammar in Toddlers at Risk for Specific Language Impairment
  34. The Onset of Tense Marking in Children at Risk for Specific Language Impairment
  35. The Leading-Edge
  36. Validating a Rate-Based Measure of Early Grammatical Abilities
  37. Potential Advantages of Introducing Specific Language Impairment to Families
  38. Early Verb-Related Vulnerability Among Children With Specific Language Impairment
  39. Facilitating Peer Interaction
  40. Language Sampling Protocols for Eliciting Text-Level Discourse
  41. Linking Science and Practice in Management of Childhood Language Disorders
  42. Emergent Uses of BE and DO: Evidence From Children With Specific Language Impairment
  43. Influence of Communicative Competence on Peer Preferences in a Preschool Classroom
  44. Talking at school: Teacher expectations in preschool and kindergarten
  45. Parental Judgments of Preschoolers' Speech and Language Development: A Resource for Assessment and IEP Planning
  46. Social biases toward children with speech and language impairments: A correlative causal model of language limitations
  47. Social Interactions of Speech, and Language-Impaired Children
  48. Conversational Responsiveness of Speech- and Language-Impaired Preschoolers
  49. The Social Interactive Coding System (SICS)
  50. Grammatical Development in Children With Language Impairments