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The growth of speaker and listener skills from five to eleven years.
The discussion that follows here briefly summarises the contents of the eleven papers following the editors' introduction.
He presented a descriptive analysis of twenty-nine compositions created by children aged between eleven and fourteen years in groups containing four to six children.
To obtain estimated country scores, linear regression was performed with known country scores as dependent variables and eleven political and economic characteristics as explanatory variables.
Eleven patients in this series received conventionally fractionated postoperative radiotherapy, five days a week, with no planned interruptions.
One hundred and eleven confirmed cases of bacterial meningitis were identified.
Table 2 lists the eleven municipalities according to four measures of fiscal capacity.
His contribution is, however, thought-provoking, as are all of the eleven in this collection.
The error rates of the seven-year-olds (3n5 %) and the nine to eleven-year-olds (3n2 %) did not differ from any of the other ages.
Eleven items were scored on a 6-point scale (ranging from 1 to 6, respectively dissatisfied and very satisfied).
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