1987
DOI: 10.1093/jpepsy/12.1.39
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Denver Developmental Screening Test Norms: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

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“…This finding is supported by previous standardizations and adaptations of DDST and DDST-II, where results have yielded varying ages of acquiring developmental milestones (Bryant et al 1974;Ueda 1978;Solomons 1982;Shapira & Harel 1983;Williams & Williams 1987;Lim et al 1994;Kerfeld et al 1997;Al-Naquib et al 1999;Chikvinidze et al 2003;Gladstone et al 2008). …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…This finding is supported by previous standardizations and adaptations of DDST and DDST-II, where results have yielded varying ages of acquiring developmental milestones (Bryant et al 1974;Ueda 1978;Solomons 1982;Shapira & Harel 1983;Williams & Williams 1987;Lim et al 1994;Kerfeld et al 1997;Al-Naquib et al 1999;Chikvinidze et al 2003;Gladstone et al 2008). …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…For example, Larson and Verma (1999) noted that the amount of time children spend at play increases as their societies make the transition from nonliterate to literate. Other studies have shown that children's participation is influenced by family income, availability of opportunities, values, role models, psychosocial support, family preferences, and quality of child care and training of the child by caregivers (Hopkins & Westra, 1989;Law, 2002;Williams & Williams, 1987) as well as by the objects children come into contact with (Osterweil & Nagango, 1991).…”
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“…Social environment and family routines are basic aspects of culture, and cultures differ in their attitudes toward and expectations of children as well as in their concepts of behaviors and skills to be encouraged and developed in children (Katz, Kizony, & Parush, 2002;Rosenblum, Katz, HahnMarkowitz, Mazor-Karsenty, & Parush, 2000;Williams & Williams, 1987). The literature has emphasized the need to assess the performance of children from different cultural backgrounds, particularly in relation to their everyday functioning (Case-Smith, 1996), to highlight aspects related to their development (Kramer & Hinojosa, 1999;Slavin, Karweit, & Wasik, 1994).…”
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“…Maternal education and family income were found to be significantly related to higher scores on a developmental screening test in the Philippines (Williams, 1984). A comparison of child development screening test norms across five geographic settings by Williams and Williams (1987) also found significantly earlier achievement of test items by young children in countries with higher levels of economic development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%