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A stage - like progression is thus suggested , with consistency of behaviour within
the stage but relative discontinuity between stages . The location and nature of
transition points is thus a matter of considerable importance , and especially so ...
A stage - like progression is thus suggested , with consistency of behaviour within
the stage but relative discontinuity between stages . The location and nature of
transition points is thus a matter of considerable importance , and especially so ...
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According to Clark ( 1978 ) children move from reliance on deictic gestures to the
use of deictic words in the following stage - like progression : Stage 1 : pointing
without accompanying vocalizations ; Stage 2 : pointing , combined with the ...
According to Clark ( 1978 ) children move from reliance on deictic gestures to the
use of deictic words in the following stage - like progression : Stage 1 : pointing
without accompanying vocalizations ; Stage 2 : pointing , combined with the ...
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This sequence is almost certainly an over - simplification : thus the stages are by
no means disparate but are likely to ... Nevertheless , the sequence provides a
useful framework at this stage of our knowledge for viewing the operation of early
...
This sequence is almost certainly an over - simplification : thus the stages are by
no means disparate but are likely to ... Nevertheless , the sequence provides a
useful framework at this stage of our knowledge for viewing the operation of early
...
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