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The validity and reliability of the Korean version of the Developmental Snapshot

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Authors:

Pae, Yoon, Seol, Gilkerson

Journal/Publication:

Communication Sciences & Disorders

Year:

2015

Participant Age Range:

4 –

36 months

Sample Size:

1,515

Participant Language:

Korean

Abstract:

Objectives: It is important to identify young children with language delay or children who are at risk of language delay. This study explores the validity and reliability of the Korean version of Developmental Snapshot (K-SNAP) which can be used effectively as a screening and monitoring tool of early language development.

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