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Re: Taking age into account in testing young children LazyMum #236430 02/07/17 02:55 PM
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Arrw09 Junior Member A Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 35	Our neuropsych said the test she used has a narrow range of comparison - w/in 3 mos.

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Taking age into account in testing young children	LazyMum	01/28/17 09:34 AM
Re: Taking age into account in testing young children	frannieandejsmom	01/28/17 02:34 PM
Re: Taking age into account in testing young children	LazyMum	01/28/17 03:37 PM
Re: Taking age into account in testing young children	aeh	01/28/17 03:56 PM
Re: Taking age into account in testing young children	LazyMum	01/28/17 06:20 PM
Re: Taking age into account in testing young children	Arrw09	02/07/17 09:55 PM

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