RESEARCH IN LISTENING COMPREHENSION

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[6]  Mary Kevin Hollow.  Listening Comprehension at the Intermediate-Grade Level , 1955, The Elementary School Journal.

[7]  John Caffrey.  Chapter IV: Auding , 1955 .

[8]  Allen G. Erickson.  CAN LISTENING EFFICIENCY BE IMPROVED , 1954 .

[9]  Charles E. Irvin.  AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ASPECTS OF A LISTENING TRAINING PROGRAM AMONG COLLEGE FRESHMEN AT MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE , 1954 .

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[11]  Charles E. Irvin.  “Evaluating a Training Program in Listening for College Freshmen.” , 1953, The School Review.

[12]  R. Silvey.  The Intelligibility of Broadcast Talks , 1951 .

[13]  Don W. Brown.  Teaching Aural English , 1950 .

[14]  James I. Brown.  The Construction of A Diagnostic Test of Listening Comprehension , 1949 .

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[16]  P. J. Hitchman.  CSE TESTS IN SPOKEN ENGLISH , 1968 .

[17]  Charles R. Petrie.  AN EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF TWO METHODS FOR IMPROVING LISTENING COMPREHENSION ABILITIES , 1961 .

[18]  R. Nichols.  Factors in listening comprehension , 1948 .