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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Seven year olds"”.

  1. An exploration of four to seven year olds’ perceptions of their own behaviour with comparisons to peers, class teachers and teaching assistants

    Children aged four to seven years, experience social and cognitive changes and may exhibit a variety of aggressive (Monks, Smith, & Swettenham, 2003), prosocial (Sebanc, 2003) and solitary behaviours (Coplan & Ooi, 2014), which are related to positive and negative outcomes. Research in this area …

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  2. An Investigation of Visual Attention in Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

    … is a test of moderate reliability for six and seven year olds. As there was little variability in the eight to fifteen year olds' performance, the Pearson correlation coefficient was truncated, producing a low reliability score. When the discrepancy in pre and post composite scores were …

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  3. A study of story schema acquisition and its influence on beginning reading

    … individually at the start of the academic year and again at the end to each of the 156 four, five, six and seven year olds in the sample. Tasks chosen were selected on the basis of research suggesting their viability as measures of schema acquisition and related processing. Specifically, …

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  4. Analogical reasoning in children's reading and addition

    … beginning reading. In this study, 55 five-to six year-old beginning readers were presented with the traditional clue word analogy task incorporating either real word or non-word test items. After the presentation of an initial clue word that was decoded for them, children were asked to read a …

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