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MATERNAL PERINATAL EVENTS AS PREDICTORS OF EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT: COMPUTATION OF RELATIVE RISK RATIOS

RENEE E. MINICK-VANHORN Center for Neuropsychological Services Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
,
JEFFREY B. TITUS Neuropsychology Laboratory Ball State University Muncie, Indiana, USA
&
RAYMOND S. DEAN Neuropsychology Laboratory Ball State University Muncie, Indiana, USA
Pages 313-333 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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