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Investigating the Relationships among Motor Ability, Cognitive Ability and Communication of Persons with Profound Mental Retardation

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Pages 31-55 | Published online: 05 Jul 2007

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Mats Granlund, Jan Terneby & Cecilia Olsson. (1992) Creating communicative opportunities through a combined in‐service training and supervision package. European Journal of Special Needs Education 7:3, pages 229-252.
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Mats Granlund & Cecilia Olsson. (2010) INVESTIGATING COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTIONS IN PROFOUNDLY RETARDED PERSONS: A COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS OF OBTAINING INFORMATION ABOUT COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOURS. Mental Handicap Research 6:2, pages 112-130.
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