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Psychometric Properties and Diagnostic Accuracy of Spanish BESA Morphosyntax and Sentence Repetition in Mexican Children
Introduction: Accurate identification of developmental language disorder (DLD) requires assessment measures validated for their intended populations. This study examined the psychometric properties and diagnostic accuracy of preliminary Spanish grammatical measures from the Bilingual English–Spanish
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