Typical Language Group / Kellogg / Within Typical Language Group / Within Late-Talker Group / Late-Talker Group / /
Country
Australia / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University of Vermont / Telethon Institute / University of Western Australia / King Edward Memorial Hospital / Princess Margaret Hospital / /
IndustryTerm
online version / public health systems / food / parent report tool / late-talking / /
MedicalCondition
language delay / transient language delay / DF / JE / learning disabilities / behaviour disorders / linguistic dysfunction / pervasive developmental disorder / language delays / Early language delay / dyslexia / autism / language disorders / attention deļ¬cit hyperactivity disorder / developmental expressive language disorder / expressive language delay / communication disability / behavioral disorders / /
Organization
National Health and Medical Research Council / Department of Psychiatry / University of Vermont / University of Western Australia / Perth / Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Perth / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Telethon Institute for Child Health Research / Centre for Child Health Research / UWA Faculty of Medicine / Dentistry / and Health Sciences / School of Psychology / Child Health Research and bNeurocognitive Development Unit / American Academy of Pediatrics / American Academy of Pediatrics FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE / King Edward Memorial Hospital / Raine Medical Research Foundation / Infants Research Foundation / /
Person
Stephen R. Zubrick / Stephen R. Zubrick Pediatrics / Zubrick SR / Andrew J. O. Whitehouse / Lawrence D. Optimal / Irwin JR / Adolescence Andrew J.O. Whitehouse / Monique Robinson / Pregnancy Cohort (Raine) / Johnson K. Narrative / /
Position
Professor / Bishop / representative / Associate Professor / official / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Vermont / Illinois / South Dakota / /
Late Talking and the Risk for Psychosocial Problems During Childhood and Adolescence Andrew J.O. Whitehouse, Monique Robinson and Stephen R. Zubrick Pediatrics; originally published online July 4, 2011; DOI: peds