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Altered white matter network topology is associated with more profound language impairment in children with autism spectrum disorder. [PDF]

Neuroimage Clin
Su C, Liu Z, Zhang S, Yi A, Xiao Y.
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An Early Lexical Screening Tool for British English: Psychometric Properties and Clinical Utility. [PDF]

Int J Lang Commun Disord
Cattani A, Bianchi D, Floccia C.
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Developing culturally responsive sexual health interventions: recommendations from Middle Eastern and North African diaspora youth in Ontario, Canada. [PDF]

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Kteily-Hawa R, Chikermane V, Hawa R, Falenchuk O, Momani B, Anand P, Abuelezam NN, Younes R, Ezzeddine A, Abdel-Tawab N, Loutfy M.   +10 more
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Nurses' challenges and successes in caring for Syrian refugees: A qualitative phenomenological study. [PDF]

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Kara B, Kara S.
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Reimagining multilateralism for global sexual and reproductive rights.

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Bencomo C, McGovern T, López Uribe O.
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The Gendering of Language: A Comparison of Gender Equality in Countries with Gendered, Natural Gender, and Genderless Languages

Sex Roles, 2011
Feminists have long argued that sexist language can have real world consequences for gender relations and the relative status of men and women, and recent research suggests that grammatical gender can shape how people interpret the world around them along gender lines (Boroditsky 2009).
T Andrew Caswell
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Where Is the Gender in Gendered Language?

Psychological Science, 2001
The purpose of these studies was to examine how women and men react and accommodate to gender-preferential language in e-mail messages. In Experiment 1, participants wrote messages to two assigned “netpals.” These netpals were actually one of the experimenters.
R, Thomson, T, Murachver, J, Green
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Programming languages and gender

Communications of the ACM, 2004
Comparing differences and similarities in programming language usage according to programmer gender.
Ronald Dattero, Stuart Diaz Galup
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Gendered language and the educational gender gap

Economics Letters, 2016
Languages differ in the degree to which they employ gender distinctions for nouns and pronouns. Speaking a more gendered language may highlight gender in the mind of the speaker, leading to more pronounced gender roles, and is associated with lower female labor force participation rates, earlier female marriage, and greater fertility.
Lewis Davis, Megan Reynolds
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An Introduction to 'Gender and Language'

Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2002
(S/ern Af Linguistics & Applied Language Stud: 2002 20(3): iii)
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