From Birth to Seven: Child Development in Dunedin: A Multidisciplinary Study. A report to the Medical Research Council of New Zealand, the National Children's Health Research Foundation and the Departments of Health and Education

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From Birth to Seven: Child Development in Dunedin: A Multidisciplinary Study. A report to the Medical Research Council of New Zealand, the National Children's Health Research Foundation and the Departments of Health and Education

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University of Otago

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This comprehensive research report describes the major results from the Child Development Study from birth to seven. Chapter headings are as follows: Introduction; The Sample; Procedures; Perinatal Problems; The Families; Developmental and Education Experiences and Activities; Physical Development; Motor Development; Language Development and Reading; Speech Development; Intelligence; A Factor Analysis of Some Developmental Measures and Some Factors Contributing to Motor Development and Intell...

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Research paper

Research format

Scholarly text / Report

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Report

Date created

1981

Creator

Silva, P.A. / McGee, R. / Williams, S.M.

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/15344

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accident prevention / accidents / early childhood activities / anoxia / asthma / attention problems / audiology / behaviour / birth hypoxia / bladder control / blood pressure / body height / body weight / burns / cerebral palsy / dental health / early experience / ears / enuresis / epidemiology / eyes / family characteristics / handicap identification / health / hearing / height / hospitalisation / hyperactivity / hypoxia / immunisation programmes / inattention / injuries / injury prevention / intelligence / IQ / language development / medical diagnosis / motor development / neurological health / neurological disorders / neurosis / nutrition / obstetrics / oral health / otitis media with effusion (OME) / paediatrics / parental characteristics / perinatal influences / physical development / poisoning / premature infants / prenatal influences / reading / respiratory health / safety / siblings / SES [socioeconomic status] / socioeconomic status [SES] / speech / stereoscopic vision / teacher reports / teeth / twins / vision / visual impairment(s) / weight

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