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The Development of Peer Verbal Interaction among Two-Year-Old Boys
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  • 1972Smiling, cooing, and "the game."403 cited
  • 1975Friendship and peer relations.347 cited
  • 1973Social Speech and Social Interaction: Egocentrism Revisited187 cited
  • 1974Some Properties of Social Play.183 cited
  • 1972THE MAINTENANCE OF VERBAL EXCHANGES BETWEEN YOUNG CHILDREN155 cited

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  • 1981Peer Influences on the Development of Communicative Competence38 cited
  • 1995The effects of a peer-mediated intervention on the social communicative interactions between children with and without special needs31 cited

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