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Developmental Relations Between Reading and Writing at the Word, Sentence and Text Levels: A Latent Change Score Analysis
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Spanish Translation and Validation of the Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire
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Relationships Betweeen Measures of Word Knowledge and Reading Comprehension in Third- and Seventh-Grade Children
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Joint Modeling of the Component Skills of Reading and Writing: A Meta-Analytic SEM Approach
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Do Individual Differences in Lexical Representations or Speech Output Account for Relations Between Nonword Repetition or Vocabulary?
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Developing Emergent Literacy Skills: The Impact of Alphabet Instruction
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Development of Writing: Key Components of Written Language
Abstract: This study utilized confirmatory factor analyses and latent change score analyses to model individual and developmental differences in a longitudinal study of children's writing. Participants were 158 children who completed a writing sample each year from 1st through 4th grade. At all four time points, a four-factor model of writing provided the best fit to the data. The factors were macro-organization (presence of topic sentence, number of key elements, and order of ideas), productivity (number of words and number of unique words), complexity (average number or words per sentence and number of connectives), and vocabulary (average number of syllables and average number of characters per word, and percentage of multisyllabic words). The latent change score analyses demonstrated significant relations among the intercepts of macro-organization, productivity, and complexity factors, indicating that children with higher initial levels of one skill were also likely to have higher initial levels of the other. Productivity was also identified as a leading indicator of complexity, such that higher levels of productivity predicted subsequent increases in complexity over time. ; A Dissertation submitted to the Department of Psychology in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. ; Fall Semester, 2012. ; October 29, 2012. ; elementary children, writing development, writing scoring, written language ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Richard K. Wagner, Professor Directing Dissertation; Barbara Foorman, University Representative; Christopher Schatschneider, Committee Member; Jon Maner, Committee Member; Young-Suk Kim, Committee Member.
Keyword: Neurosciences; Psychology
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The Role of Parafoveal Information in Rapid Letter Naming
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Modeling the Development of Prereaders' Phonological Processsing Skills: A Latent Variable Longitudinal Study
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Assessment of Preschool Vocabulary: Expressive and Receptive Knowledge of Word Meanings
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The Nature of Morphological Knowledge
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Relationships Betweeen Measures of Word Knowledge and Reading Comprehension in Third-Grade Children
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A Latent Variable Modeling Approach to the Simple View of Reading
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Exploring the Impact of Text Structures on Reading Comprehension
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What Do Children Know, When They Know a Word?
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Comparing Generic and Passage-Specific Assessments of Vocabulary and Fluency as Predictors of Reading Comprehension in Narrative and Expository Passages
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