Lexical development norms for young children

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AuthorsDale, Philip S.OAFenson, LarryOA

Year1996

JournalBehavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers

DOI10.3758/bf03203646

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Determined month-by-month norms for comprehension and production of 396 words from 8 to 16 mo, and production of 680 words from 16 to 30 mo, derived from a norming study of 1,789 children aged 8-30 mo that used the Communicative Development Inventories. The norms are available in the form of a database program, LEX, for MS-DOS-based computers.

LanguageEnglish

Norms collectedcomprehension, production

Stimuli typewords

Stimuli count396

Participant typeparents

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