Phonological Disability in Children¶
Ingram, D. (1976). Phonological Disability in Children.
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Domain-specific¶
- Phonological Process
- The pattern that motivates the construct is cross-child regularity — the same processes appear across children learning the same language, with the same ordering and timing
This sourceThe cross-child survey that established the same small set of simplifying processes recurring across children acquiring the same language, which is the regularity the claim rests on.
- The pattern that motivates the construct is cross-child regularity — the same processes appear across children learning the same language, with the same ordering and timing
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