The Development of Language in Twins I. A Comparison of Twins and Single Children1

Day, Ella J.

doi:10.1111/j.1467-8624.1932.tb05831.x

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“…One possibility is that the difference is environmental in origin and due to the presence of a twin. The language development of twins was shown by Day (1932) to be considerably retarded compared with that of single children, and they were 6 points of I.Q. behind single children on the Minnesota Pre-School Scale, but a comparison of verbal and nonverbal items suggested that the depression of I.Q.…”

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'l'be writer wi•b&9 to expr••• her profound appreciation to those who ho.ve given advice and guidance in the preparation of thi• the•1s. Gratttude And recognition are extended to Mr. Iqnn U. Minar for hla diligent direction of this thesis. Acknovtedgement is extended to Dr. Wayne 1.. 1b.ur.1Rll n and Dr. Jerry Gritt ith who constantly motivated and in•pired the author to bro�den her undorstandlng and knowledge o� her profeaatonal f leld. •nia l\Uthot' ia conacioua of her debt to the faculty and grRduate student• at Baa tern ll 1 inob UnlveT'•ity f.or theix' help and encout'agaMmt. The author wishes to thank the administration o, the Sullivan Public S�hoola for their cooperation tn thi• study. Finally, the author i• grateful to bu hu•band and f.amUy tor their •upport and cooperation in this project.

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The Development of Language in Twins I. A Comparison of Twins and Single Children1

Cited by 30 publications

References 4 publications

Intelligence in Children of Very Low Birth Weight

Intelligence in Children of Very Low Birth Weight

The influence of a program of reading on children's language development

Temporal reliability of length-complexity index

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