Abstract:
:Several research groups have previously constructed short forms of the MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventories (CDI) for different languages. We consider the specific aim of constructing such a short form to be used for language screening in a specific age group. We present a novel strategy for the construction, which is applicable if results from a population-based study using the CDI long form are available for this age group. The basic approach is to select items in a manner implying a left-skewed distribution of the summary score and hence a reliable discrimination among children in the lower end of the distribution despite the measurement error of the instrument. We report on the application of the strategy in constructing a Danish CDI short form and present some results illustrating the validity of the short form. Finally we discuss the choice of the most appropriate age for language screening based on a vocabulary score.
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Clin Linguist Phonjournal_title
Clinical linguistics & phoneticsauthors
Vach W,Bleses D,Jørgensen Rdoi
10.3109/02699201003710606subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2010-08-01 00:00:00pages
602-21issue
8eissn
0269-9206issn
1464-5076journal_volume
24pub_type
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