The Language and Learning study (SOL): Study profile and results so far
作者： Wang Mari Vaage , Synnve Schjølberg
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摘要: Language development is associated with cognitive, social and behavioral performance. A healthy language crucial for everyday functioning both during childhood in adulthood. impairment considered one of the most common neurodevelopmental impairments children. The learning study (SOL) a platform multiple projects. main aim SOL to provide best possible knowledge base understanding causes developmental trajectories impairments. Our results so far include about normal as well Additionally number risk protective factors have been studied.
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