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Personality
Temperament in Infantry
Nature vs Nurture
How do receptive skills affect onset of expressive language?
Overdiagnosis/Misdiagnosis
Introversion
Extraversion
How do you identify this quality in a child?
More likely to have ELD?
Less likely to have ELD?
If you could, what would be the validity of the finding?
Much more difficult than determining temperament
http://psych.colorado.edu/~colunga/p4684/temperament.pdf
Three Types
How do you identify this in a child?
Slow to Warm Up
Difficult
Easy
Especially interesting group...
More likely for ELD?
Why are they difficult?
How are their communication skills?
Expressive?
Receptive?
Talkative?
Better receptive skills?
Therefore observational skills lead to quicker onset of expressive language?
If you could, what would be the reliability of the finding?
Is it worth looking into?
Heritage
Environment
Would adding this debate to my research make my topic too broad?
How could I research this?
Biological
Psychological
Motherese
Receptive skills of the child play into this
Who has better receptive skills?
Introverts?
Extraverts?
Does receiving therapy at a young age for ELD have lasting effects on an individual's life?
How often is ELD over/mis-diagnosed...
Spontaneous Recovery
Because of temperament?
Because of personality?
Many children who are "late talkers" "spontaneously recover" after a while
Children who don't spontaneously recover continue to have language problems later into life
http://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/2334/
A literary review, with many more research articles cited
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