SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children.

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SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children. / Beverley, M.; Hughes, J.C.
2006. Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan..

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Beverley, M & Hughes, JC 2006, 'SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children.', Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan., 3/01/01.

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Beverley, M., & Hughes, J. C. (2006). SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children.. Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan..

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Beverley M, Hughes JC. 2006. SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children. Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan..

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Beverley, M. and J.C. Hughes SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children.. Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan., 03 Jan 0001, Paper, 2006.

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Beverley M, Hughes JC. SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children.. 2006. Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan..

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Beverley, M. ; Hughes, J.C. / SAFMEDS as an effective strategy for increasing Welsh vocabulary in native English children. Paper presented at Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan..

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T2 - Third Conference of the European Association of Behavior Analysis (EABA), Milan.

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