Development of Syntactic Ability Among Hindi-Speaking Children

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Title:	Development of Syntactic Ability Among Hindi-Speaking Children
Authors:	Shukla, Sunil Mohanty, Ajit
Keywords:	Hindi-Speaking Children Ability Development Dr Sunil Shukla
Issue Date:	Jan-1970
Publisher:	Channel View Publications
Citation:	Shukla, Sunil & Mohanty, Ajit. (1970). Development of syntactic ability among Hindi-speaking children.. Social Science International. 44-50.
Abstract:	40 3–4 yr old and 40 5–6 yr old Hindi-speaking children completed a test of syntactic development and a measure of environmental deprivation. Both receptive and expressive syntactic ability increased significantly with age. Males had significantly higher expressive scores. The 2 syntactic ability measures were significantly intercorrelated and tended to be negatively correlated with the degree of deprivation the Ss had experienced. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)
Description:	Shukla, Sunil & Mohanty, Ajit. (1970). Development of syntactic ability among Hindi-speaking children.. Social Science International. 44-50.
URI:	http://library.ediindia.ac.in:8181/xmlui//handle/123456789/13643
ISBN:	9781788921985
Appears in Collections:	Articles

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