Gyermekkori beszédhibák

A korai dadogás

Authors

  • Péter Lajos Kaposvári Egyetem CSVM Pedagógiai Főiskola Kar

Author Biography

  • Péter Lajos, Kaposvári Egyetem CSVM Pedagógiai Főiskola Kar

    dr., PhD., főiskolai tanár

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Published

2003-10-30

Issue

Section

Studies

How to Cite

Gyermekkori beszédhibák: A korai dadogás. (2003). Training and Practice : Journal of Educational Sciences, 1(2), 17-22. https://journal.uni-mate.hu/index.php/trainingandpractice/article/view/5598