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1.	Acquisition Of Logical Words In Mandarin-Speaking Typically Developing Children And Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
2.	Relations between Cognitive Control and Emotion in Typically Developing Children
3.	Problem Behavior of a Child With Autism and Problem Behavior of a Typically-Developing Sibling Moderated by Maternal Parenting Stress
4.	The content and structure of autobiographical memories in children with and without Asperger Syndrome
5.	A comparison of the first fifty words of typically developing children to the first fifty words of typically developing children exposed to manual communication
6.	Acquisition of contrastive voicing in typically developing American English-speaking children
7.	Case assignment in typically developing English-speaking children: A paired priming study
8.	An investigation into the early development of executive functions and theory of mind in autism and in typical development
9.	The effect of grammatical complexity on the social-pragmatic performance of preschool children with specific language impairment
10.	The effects of vocal loudness and speaking rate on voice-onset time in typically developing children and children with cochlear implants
11.	The persuasive writing skills of language learning disabled and typically developing college students
12.	The effect of taxonomic and thematic organization on typically developing preschoolers matching in a dynamic symbol display
13.	Family practices and beliefs around the friendship socialization of preschool children
14.	Feature retention and phonological knowledge across children with suspected developmental apraxia of speech, phonological impairment, and typically developing speech
15.	The description and comparison of feature retention patterns for children with phonological impairment, developmental apraxia of speech, and typically developing children
16.	Comparing reading skills and eye movement behavior of low-skilled adult readers and typically developing child reader
17.	The Efficacy of Baby Sign Language in Reducing Problem Behaviors in Typically Developing Childre
18.	Effects of the Elimination of Stereotypy on the Emission of Socially Appropriate Verbal Interactions for Students with Autism Who Have Audience Control
19.	The effects of cognates on receptive and expressive language among typically developing preschool second language-learners
20.	A Study Of Multimodal Referential Behavior In Oral Narratives Of Chinese Children With Autism
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