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Variation in vocabulary composition as a function of birth order: are second-borns different? (Journal article)
Pine, J. M. (1992).
Variation in vocabulary composition as a function of birth order: are second-borns different?. First Language, 12(36), 351.
HOW REFERENTIAL ARE REFERENTIAL CHILDREN - RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MATERNAL-REPORT AND OBSERVATIONAL MEASURES OF VOCABULARY COMPOSITION AND USAGE (Journal article)
PINE, J. M. (1992).
HOW REFERENTIAL ARE REFERENTIAL CHILDREN - RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MATERNAL-REPORT AND OBSERVATIONAL MEASURES OF VOCABULARY COMPOSITION AND USAGE. JOURNAL OF CHILD LANGUAGE, 19(1), 75-86.
The functional basis of referentiality: evidence from children's spontaneous speech (Journal article)
Pine, J. M. (1992).
The functional basis of referentiality: evidence from children's spontaneous speech. First Language, 12(34), 39-55.
Commentary on: How should frequency in input be measured? by E. Hoff-Ginsberg (Journal article)
Pine, J. M. (1992).
Commentary on: How should frequency in input be measured? by E. Hoff-Ginsberg. First Language, 12(36), 245-249.
Relationships between maternal speech characteristics and individual differences in early vocabulary composition (Journal article)
Pine, J. M. (1991).
Relationships between maternal speech characteristics and individual differences in early vocabulary composition. First Language, 11(33), 416-417.
REFERENTIAL STYLE AT 13 MONTHS - WHY AGE-DEFINED CROSS-SECTIONAL MEASURES ARE INAPPROPRIATE FOR THE STUDY OF STRATEGY DIFFERENCES IN EARLY LANGUAGE-DEVELOPMENT (Journal article)
PINE, J. M., & LIEVEN, E. V. M. (1990).
REFERENTIAL STYLE AT 13 MONTHS - WHY AGE-DEFINED CROSS-SECTIONAL MEASURES ARE INAPPROPRIATE FOR THE STUDY OF STRATEGY DIFFERENCES IN EARLY LANGUAGE-DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF CHILD LANGUAGE, 17(3), 625-631.
FROM 1ST WORDS TO GRAMMAR - INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AND DISSOCIABLE MECHANISMS - BATES,E, BRETHERTON,I, SNYDER,L (Journal article)
LIEVEN, E., & PINE, J. (1990).
FROM 1ST WORDS TO GRAMMAR - INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AND DISSOCIABLE MECHANISMS - BATES,E, BRETHERTON,I, SNYDER,L. JOURNAL OF CHILD LANGUAGE, 17(2), 495-501.
Nelson's referential-expressive distinction (Journal article)
Pine, J. (1989).
Nelson's referential-expressive distinction. First Language, 9(27), 318-319.
SOME RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE USE OF SIGNAL-DETECTION-THEORY IN ASSESSING RECOGNITION MEMORY IN ELDERLY DEPRESSED AND DEMENTED PATIENTS (Journal article)
PINE, J. M., DAVIES, A. D. M., & BINKS, M. G. (1986).
SOME RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE USE OF SIGNAL-DETECTION-THEORY IN ASSESSING RECOGNITION MEMORY IN ELDERLY DEPRESSED AND DEMENTED PATIENTS. IRCS MEDICAL SCIENCE-BIOCHEMISTRY, 14(11), 1135-1136. Retrieved from https://www.webofscience.com/
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