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Language and Theory of Mind in bilingual children with Autism
N. Meir
Department of English Literature and Linguistics
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Bilingual children
100%
Childhood Autism
100%
Theory of Mind
100%
Bilingualism
50%
Bilingual
50%
Hebrew
33%
Linguistic Competence
33%
Monolingual children
33%
Disability
16%
Verbal Memory
16%
Subject Position
16%
2nd Order
16%
Russian-Hebrew
16%
Incomplete Knowledge
16%
Morphosyntax
16%
Language Development
16%
Morphosyntactic Abilities
16%
Linguistic Phenomena
16%
Cognitive Skills
16%
False-belief Task
16%
Object Position
16%
Pronouns
16%
Child Neurodevelopment
16%
Pronoun Use
16%
Social Sciences
Autism
100%
Theory-Of-Mind
100%
Bilingualism
50%
Hebrew
50%
Syntax
33%
Pronoun
33%
Russian
16%
Lack of Knowledge
16%
Language Development
16%
Working Memory
16%
Cognitive Development
16%
Perspective Taking
16%
Psychology
Theory of Mind
100%
Bilingualism
50%
Pronoun
33%
Verbal Working Memory
16%
Inhibition
16%
Cognitive Development
16%
Perspective Taking
16%
Language Development
16%
False Belief
16%
Cognitive Skill
16%