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Communication Quarterly Volume 29, 1981 - Issue 1: Language and Language Behavior
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Story reading as an environmental influence on the language behavior of the early elementary school child

Diane Atkinson Gorcyca Speech instructor, LeBlond High School, St. Joseph, Missouri
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H. Wayland Cummings Associate professor in the Department of Communication, University of Oklahoma
Pages 49-54 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Laura L. Winn. (2002) Strategies Used by Head Start Mothers While Engaging Their Child in a Picture Book: Is One Strategy More Related to Child Vocabulary Scores?. Journal of Family Communication 2:4, pages 185-213.
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AnnQ. Staton‐Spicer & DonaldH. Wulff. (1984) Research in communication and instruction: Categorization and synthesis. Communication Education 33:4, pages 377-391.
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