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Some Research papers which may prove useful to editors wishing to edit this article
Over the last 6 months i have been collating a series of research paper collections, mainly for my own use, but also by the request of others. like all personal collections they are not all inclusive, but try to give a true representation of the research information available. All of my online PubMed based collections can be accessed via user:dolfrog dolfrog (talk) 23:08, 12 November 2009 (UTC)
"It is recommended"
It is recommended [by whom?], and in some areas [where?] a legal requirement, that Auditory Processing Disorder is assessed and diagnosed by an audiologist (better still, an assessment team composed of an audiologist, a speech and language Pathologist, and an educational psychologist).<ref> http://www.infolinks.apduk.org/international_page.htm from where you can still download a copy of Arkansas Department of Education GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINING A CENTRAL AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER </ref>
- Moved here for improvement or disposal. Citation to a document on policy in one US state is not sufficient citation for the detailed generalisation in this paragraph. Gordonofcartoon (talk) 23:19, 8 March 2010 (UTC)