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detect the use of the six story elements . The most frequently appearing element in the children's written stories was " connected events , " which appeared in 75 % of the stories ( see Table 1 ) . The next most frequently appearing ...
detect the use of the six story elements . The most frequently appearing element in the children's written stories was " connected events , " which appeared in 75 % of the stories ( see Table 1 ) . The next most frequently appearing ...
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Of all the story elements by mode , the two elements with the smallest percentage ( 19 % ) were the " classic ... Yet " social interactions " was the story element that ranked fourth overall in frequency , whereas " classic story ...
Of all the story elements by mode , the two elements with the smallest percentage ( 19 % ) were the " classic ... Yet " social interactions " was the story element that ranked fourth overall in frequency , whereas " classic story ...
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Across the three modes , the story element " social interactions " appeared significantly more often in oral and ... dictated , or written for the story elements " connected events , " " fantasy experiences , ” or “ goal directed ...
Across the three modes , the story element " social interactions " appeared significantly more often in oral and ... dictated , or written for the story elements " connected events , " " fantasy experiences , ” or “ goal directed ...
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