MacArthur‐Bates Communicative Development Inventories

There are multiple means for obtaining information about how children develop language. They can be observed in natural play situations, elicitation techniques may be employed, or parents can report on what they observe in everyday activities.

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• From Birth to Early Child Care

  Open Access•Claudia Hachul, Manja Attig et al.•Education as a Lifelong Process•2019

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• Teaching foreign languages at the pre-primary level in a monolingual setting

  Open Access•Joanna Rokita-Jaśkow•Porta Linguarum Revista…•2022

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• A Cypriot Greek Adaptation of the CDI

  Open Access•Loukia Taxitari, Maria Kambanaros et al.•Journal of Greek Linguistics•2015

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• Children’s Speech Errors Reflect Phonotactics That They Say and Hear

  Jill Warker, Jill A Warker et al.•Language Learning and Development•2025

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• Patterns of mutual exclusivity and retention

  Open Access•Joscelin Rocha‐hidalgo, Mary Feller et al.•Infancy•2021

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• A meta‐analysis of infants’ word‐form recognition

  Open Access•Maria Julia Carbajal, Sharon Peperkamp et al.•Infancy•2021

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• Separable Attentional Predictors of Language Outcome

  Open Access•Brenda Salley, Robin Panneton et al.•Infancy•2013

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• Preverbal communication complexity in infants

  Open Access•Brenda Salley, Nancy C Brady et al.•Infancy•2020

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• Sequences of toddler negative emotion and parent–toddler verbal communication during a waking day

  Open Access•Margaret A Fields‐Olivieri, Pamela M Cole•Infancy•2019

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• Changes in selective attention to articulating mouth across infancy

  Open Access•Itziar Lozano, David López Pérez et al.•Infancy•2022

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• Production of temporal terms by 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old children

  Open Access•Janie Busby Grant, Thomas Suddendorf•Early Childhood Research Quarterly•2010

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• Using known words to learn more words

  Open Access•Andrew Z Flores, Jessica L Montag et al.•Journal of Memory and Language•2023

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• Mothers' talk to children with Down Syndrome, language impairment, or typical development about familiar and unfamiliar nouns and verbs

  Open Access•Elizabeth Kay-Raining Bird, Patricia Cleave et al.•Journal of Child Language•2016

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• Do acting out verbs with dolls and comparison learning between scenes boost toddlers’ verb comprehension

  Open Access•Amy Louise Schwarz, Anne Van Kleeck et al.•Journal of Child Language•2017

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• I Can Relate

  Open Access•Peter J Reschke, Eric A Walle et al.•Child Development•2025

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• Depression and Anxiety in the Postnatal Period

  Open Access•Ruth Brookman, Marina Kalashnikova et al.•Child Development•2020

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• Experience-Driven Semantic Differentiation

  Open Access•Catarina Vales, Sarah L States et al.•Child Development•2020

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• Variability in Early Communicative Development

  Larry Fenson, Philip S Dale et al.•Monographs of the Society for…•1994

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• The Language Development Survey

  Leslie Rescorla•Journal of Speech and Hearing…•1989

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• Short-form versions of the MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories

  Open Access•Larry Fenson, STEVE PETHICK et al.•Applied Psycholinguistics•2000

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• Clex

  Open Access•RUNE NØRGAARD JØRGENSEN, Philip S Dale et al.•Journal of Child Language•2010

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