January 1, 1974

The Effects of Grammatical Complexity on Children's Comprehension, Recall, and Conception of Certain Semantic Relations

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P. David Pearson, The Effects of Grammatical Complexity on Children's Comprehension, Recall, and Conception of Certain Semantic Relations, Reading Research Quarterly, Vol. 10, No. 2 (1974 - 1975), pp. 155-192

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