Some audiological, psychological, educational, and behavioural characteristics of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion: A longitudinal study

P.A. Silva; D.J. Chalmers; I.A. Stewart

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Some audiological, psychological, educational, and behavioural characteristics of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion: A longitudinal study

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Some audiological, psychological, educational, and behavioural characteristics of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion: A longitudinal study

P.A. Silva, D.J. Chalmers and I.A. Stewart

Journal of Learning Disabilities, Vol.19(3), pp.165-169

1986

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/002221948601900307

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behavior disorder

child

hearing loss

language development

longitudinal study

preschool child

psychological aspect

reading

secretory otitis media

speech

child behavior disorders

otitis media with effusion

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This is a longitudinal extension of the study described in RO19. It describes the development from age 3 to 11 of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion at age 5 in terms of intelligence, language development, speech articulation, reading and behaviour problems.

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Record Identifier: 9926478602701891
Title: Some audiological, psychological, educational, and behavioural characteristics of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion: A longitudinal study
Creators: P.A. Silva
D.J. Chalmers
I.A. Stewart
Publication Details: Journal of Learning Disabilities, Vol.19(3), pp.165-169
Academic Unit: Psychology; Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Research Unit (DMHDRU)
Publisher: SAGE Publications
Date published ; e-published: 1986
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Some audiological, psychological, educational, and behavioural characteristics of children with bilateral otitis media with effusion: A longitudinal study

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