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Behavioural self-regulation and its contribution to reading among Chinese poor readers
Kevin Kien Hoa CHUNG
Department of Special Education and Counselling (SEC)
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Poor Readers
100%
Self-regulation Skills
100%
Behavioral Self-regulation
100%
Reading Comprehension
66%
Morphological Construction
66%
Copyright
33%
Singapore
33%
Learning Process
33%
Dyslexia
33%
Hong Kong Chinese
33%
Language Skills
33%
Phonological Awareness
33%
Learning to Read
33%
Aging Effect
33%
First Graders
33%
Unique Variances
33%
Cognitive Linguistics
33%
Parental Education Level
33%
Great Powers
33%
Verbal Intelligence
33%
Sentence Comprehension
33%
Linguistic Comprehension
33%
Head-toe-knee-shoulder
33%
Psychology
Self-Regulation
100%
Dyslexia
20%
Language Skill
20%
Phonological Awareness
20%
Sentence Comprehension
20%