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Battelle Developmental Inventory Screening Test—2nd Edition ... social-emotional, language and communication, and cognitive skills, as well as in their approaches to learning. Some children may not clearly fit within the range ... they tend to focus on distinguishing developmental skills and abilities in the lower range of ...
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