@oana__groza @NYUAppliedPsych@emilyfreihart That's a great question! We had 2 assessments for receptive language skills (CELF and Woodcock-Munez), so we found the composite z-score of those and correlated that with the total SR (HTKS assessment) score.
@andyribner @NYUAppliedPsych@emilyfreihart That's an interesting question! We think that it's both a characteristic of SR and of schooling. First it's suggested that SR development is exponential, but also, behavioral regulation is a large part of the K curriculum and not that of 1.
@Shin91919792@NYUAppliedPsych@emilyfreihart Thanks for your question! We didn't look at language development over time specifically, bc we were interested in the relation between receptive language skills and self-regulation. However, prior literature suggests that there is a positive correlation between those concepts!
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