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      Yoshimura, Jennifer Nobue, author.
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      determination) is part of the scope of practice for speech and language pathologists (SLPs), it is important
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      Nowell, Sallie Wallace, author.
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      predicted receptive language, expressive language, and social-communication symptom severity in preschool
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      Kumberg, Katelyn Maria, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0909-1565
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      , state speech-language pathology organizations, online community boards, and various speech-language
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      Curtis, Cassandra N., author.
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      -Cereijido, 2009). Language screening instruments are time efficient tools used by Speech Language Pathologists
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      Walters, Karleen, author. (orcid)0000-0001-6400-1123
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      . Speech-language pathologists who provide services to children with CAS iv should have knowledge and
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      Gomez, Ninive, author.
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      -handed according to the Handedness Questionnaire (Veale, 2014). A language profile for each bilingual participant
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      Falconer Horne, Carolyn, author.
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      /language outcome measures, comparing a group receiving active tDCS with a group receiving sham tDCS. This
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      McGownd, Cori, author.
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      -rich environments. Characteristics of pragmatic language impairment include deficits in structural language
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      Fama, Mackenzie Elizabeth, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8549-7623
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      language measures related to the mental processes of naming (e.g., tasks emphasizing retrieval vs. output