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Bickerton ( 1981 : 148 ) mentions one of Maratsos's findings - viz . that the children's success rate was approximately 90 % on the story completion task - as support for the SNS Hypothesis . However , closer examination of the stories ...
Bickerton ( 1981 : 148 ) mentions one of Maratsos's findings - viz . that the children's success rate was approximately 90 % on the story completion task - as support for the SNS Hypothesis . However , closer examination of the stories ...
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High sensitivity to the distinction predicted by the SNS Hypothesis was indicated by almost perfect use of a for the -S objects in the ' games ' experiment , and high accuracy in the use of the for the + S objects in that same ...
High sensitivity to the distinction predicted by the SNS Hypothesis was indicated by almost perfect use of a for the -S objects in the ' games ' experiment , and high accuracy in the use of the for the + S objects in that same ...
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Since all referents were + S , E & S's results have no direct implications for the SNS Hypothesis . Nonetheless , their findings have important implications for aspects of the Four - stage Hypothesis . The most consistent and surprising ...
Since all referents were + S , E & S's results have no direct implications for the SNS Hypothesis . Nonetheless , their findings have important implications for aspects of the Four - stage Hypothesis . The most consistent and surprising ...
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A typology of the prestige language Henry Kahane | 495 |
Hearers overhearers and Clark Carlsons informative | 509 |
Rejoinder Herbert H Clark | 518 |
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