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Talk and the Development of Social Understanding

Pages 455-478 | Published online: 08 Jun 2010

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TimothyP. Racine, JeremyI. M. Carpendale & William Turnbull. (2007) Parent–child talk and children's understanding of beliefs and emotions. Cognition and Emotion 21:3, pages 480-494.
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Ilker Yengin & Bojan Lazarevic. (2018) Mobile Apps for Learning Argumentation Skills: Exploring Student Perception of Dialog Games on Tablet Devices. International Journal of Information and Education Technology 8:2, pages 133-138.
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Joan Martlew, Sue Ellis, Christine Stephen & Jennifer Ellis. (2010) Teacher and child talk in active learning and whole-class contexts: some implications for children from economically less advantaged home backgrounds. Literacy 44:1, pages 12-19.
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Timothy P. Racine, Jeremy I. M. Carpendale & William Turnbull. (2006) Cross-sectional and longitudinal relations between mother-child talk about conflict and children's social understanding. British Journal of Psychology 97:4, pages 521-536.
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