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University of South Alabama (2004). Using a Voice Output Communication Aid to Facilitate Language Development in Young Children With ASD. ClinicalTrials.gov. University of South Alabama.

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University of South Alabama (2004). Using a Voice Output Communication Aid to Facilitate Language Development in Young Children With ASD. ClinicalTrials.gov. University of South Alabama.

Publication date
2004
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NCT01816178
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University of South Alabama
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clinical_trial
Publisher
University of South Alabama
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clinicaltrials.gov

Abstract

It was proposed that in order to teach these children to use a Voice Output Communication Aid (VOCA), it should be introduced through a play-based situation using parents as the primary interventionist.

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