Risk and protective factors associated with speech and language impairment in a nationally representative sample of 4- to 5-year-old children

Keyphrases

• Five-year-olds 100%
• Protective Factors 100%
• Risk Factors 100%
• Speech Impairment 100%
• Nationally Representative Sample 100%
• Language Impairment 100%
• Temperament 66%
• Language Concern 66%
• Speech-language 33%
• One-child 33%
• Longitudinal Study of Australian Children 33%
• Early childhood 33%
• Speech Assessment 33%
• Multivariate Analysis 33%
• Parent-child Relationship 33%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 33%
• Biological Factors 33%
• Community Factors 33%
• Parental Support 33%
• Expressive Speech 33%
• Receptive Language 33%
• Parent-rated 33%
• Family Life 33%
• Older Siblings 33%
• Childhood Factors 33%
• Bivariate Logistic Regression 33%
• Language Assessment 33%
• Parent Factors 33%
• Maternal Well-being 33%
• Home Learning 33%
• Receptive Vocabulary 33%
• Family Factors 33%
• Hearing Problems 33%
• Psychosocial Factors 33%
• Child Learning 33%
• Languages Other than English 33%
• Speech-language Pathology Services 33%

Psychology

• Language Impairment 100%
• Longitudinal Study 33%
• Parental Support 33%
• Regression Analysis 33%
• Sensation of Hearing 33%
• Multivariate Analysis 33%