… of language impairment in a group of children identified as having behaviour problems, but
with no reported language … mainstream schools because of behaviour problems. A detailed …

… In the present study, the relations between different components of language proficiency
and behaviour problems were examined in a sample of children with LI in the Netherlands. A …

… 1.9 in children of school age (boys to girls). The higher sex … language impairment became
evident earlier in boys than in girls. We found the same burden of behavior problems in boys …

… language impaired girls show a much higher risk for behavioural problems than language
impaired boys … the fact that language impairment is skewed in the direction of boys. According …

… –receptive language impairment experienced significantly more behavioural difficulties (at …
children with strictly expressive language impairment, and the behavioural difficulties of the …

… In our study, the language impairment was presumed to induce behavioural problems,
however our premise was that language impairments are not the only determinant of behavioural …

… between types of language impairment or between boys and girls … language development,
TLD) language impairment. Included studies needed to measure an emotional or behavioural …

… aged 5–12 years, (157 boys, 80 girls) with SLI … behaviours than younger children and boys
showed more problems than girls. Like others we found low correlations between behavioural …

… of 23 children (19 boys; 4 girls) and the SLI group consisted of 20 children (18 boys; 2
girls). … Furthermore, our findings indicate that pragmatic language impairment contributes …

… One possible explanation could be that more boys than girls left the schools for languageimpaired
children before they reached the age of 8. Perhaps they had benefitted enough from …