Titlebook: Developmental Psycholinguistics; Three Ways of Lookin Carole Peterson,Allyssa McCabe Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 198

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Production of Narratives, two children (a 4-year-old boy and a 7-year-old girl) produced fewer than three narratives and were replaced by other children. The average number of narratives produced by the children is found in Table 2.

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David R. M. Graham M.Sc., Ph.D. patterns by both authors, and agreement on classification was 87%. When there was a disagreement, the narrative was discussed and a consensus reached. The relative frequencies of these patterns across ages is shown in Table 6.

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Keming Rou,Willa Dong,Zunyou Wuo look more directly and systematically at the quality of the narratives. We also wish to consider the use of such narratives including speculations concerning the relationship of these oral, personal narratives to written, literary ones.

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HIV-1 Biology at the Protein Levell or unsuccessful consequences. Thus, the story unfolds logically from a motive to an attempt to a consequence. There may be other constituents in a story as well, such as settings or reactions by the story participants to events or consequences. These latter constituents are not as central to the kernal structure of the episode, however.

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Results and Discussion High Point Analysis, patterns by both authors, and agreement on classification was 87%. When there was a disagreement, the narrative was discussed and a consensus reached. The relative frequencies of these patterns across ages is shown in Table 6.