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- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN classification A1.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN date "2009".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN language "eng".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN type journalArticle.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN hasPart 01GQS3WT9YD8A0FZ1Z41CYGJ6X.pdf.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN doi "10.1044/1092-4388(2009/07-0065)".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN issn "1092-4388".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN issn "1558-9102".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN issue "6".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN volume "52".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN abstract "Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine whether the underlying temperamental structure of the Dutch Children's Behavior Questionnaire (CBQ; B. Van den Bergh & M. Ackx, 2003) was identical for children who stutter (CWS), typically developing children (TDC), and children with vocal nodules (CWVN). Method: A principal axis factor analysis was performed on data obtained with the Dutch CBQ from 69 CWS, 149 TDC, and 41 CWVN. All children were between the ages of 3; 0 (years; months) and 8;11. Results: Results indicated a 3-factor solution, identified as Extraversion/Surgency, Negative Affect, and Effortful Control, for each of the participant groups, showing considerable similarity to previously published U.S., Chinese, Japanese, and Dutch samples. Congruence coefficients were highest for CWS and TDC and somewhat more modest when comparing CWVN and TDC. The Effortful Control factor consistently yielded the lowest congruence coefficients. Conclusion: These data confirm that although stuttering, voice-disordered, and typically developing children may differ quantitatively with regard to mean scores on temperament scales, they are similar in terms of their overall underlying temperament structure. The equivalence of temperament structure provides a basis for further comparison of mean group scores on the individual temperament scales.".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN author 219beb80-f314-11eb-8156-c87de931f959.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN author urn:uuid:1e207e94-2e00-4b57-9a2f-cbf04d448197.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN author urn:uuid:95b9ceba-06e9-4051-b03f-bdeee4a34215.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN dateCreated "2023-01-27T07:54:43Z".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN dateModified "2024-07-09T07:45:19Z".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN name "Factorial temperament structure in stuttering, voice-disordered, and typically developing children".
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN pagination urn:uuid:4371c3c7-79fc-483b-ab08-217dca117f5d.
- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN publisher urn:uuid:57bc59fc-0b07-4f14-a2d4-ffe737c778d6.
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- 01GQS3HFR979XAR2DAKF4WYSYN type A1.