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Kleeck, Anne Van and Richard Street. 1984. Talkativeness as a source of individual variation in children's language use. Proceedings of the International Congress for the Study of Child Language 2 (2) : 401–422.

Williams, Rosalind, Diane Chapman and Ellen Martin-Huff. 1982. Early reading experiences: Some linguistic perspectives on parent/child interaction in book sharing situations. In Frawley, William, ed. Linguistics and literacy. Plenum Press. pp. 325–357.

Wells, C. Gordon. 1981. Becoming a communicator. In Wells, C. Gordon, ed. Learning through interaction: The study of language development. Cambridge University Press. pp. 73–115.

Lieven, Elena V.M. 1978. Conversations between mothers and young children: Individual differences and their possible implication for the study of language learning. In Waterson, Natalie and Catherine E. Snow, eds. The development of communication. J. Wiley. pp. 173–187.

Steffensen, Margaret S. 1978. Satisfying inquisitive adults: Some simple methods of answering yes/no questions. Journal of Child Language 5 (2) : 221–236.

Rodgon, Maris Monitz, Wayne Jankowski and Lucias Alenskas. 1977. A multi-functional approach to single-word usage. Journal of Child Language 4 (1) : 23–43.