Some developmental and behavioural problems associated with bilateral otitis media with effusion

P.A. Silva; C. Kirkland; A. Simpson; I.A. Stewart; S.M. Williams

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Some developmental and behavioural problems associated with bilateral otitis media with effusion

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Some developmental and behavioural problems associated with bilateral otitis media with effusion

P.A. Silva, C. Kirkland, A. Simpson, I.A. Stewart and S.M. Williams

Journal of Learning Disabilities, Vol.15(7), pp.417-421

1982

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/002221948201500709

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Abstract

behavior disorder

child development

hearing loss

learning disorders

otitis media

preschool child

psychological aspect

secretory otitis media

child behavior disorders

bilateral hearing loss

otitis media with effusion

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MLOWN

This paper shows that five year old children with bilateral otitis media with effusion were significantly disadvantaged in speech articulation ability, verbal comprehension, motor development, and intelligence and had significantly more behaviour problems than children with normal ears.

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Record Identifier: 9926478913201891
Title: Some developmental and behavioural problems associated with bilateral otitis media with effusion
Creators: P.A. Silva
C. Kirkland
A. Simpson
I.A. Stewart
S.M. Williams
Publication Details: Journal of Learning Disabilities, Vol.15(7), pp.417-421
Academic Unit: Psychology; Public Health (DSM); Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Research Unit (DMHDRU)
Publisher: SAGE Publications
Date published ; e-published: 1982
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Language: English
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