UK C-BiLLT: UK Computer-Based instrument for Low motor Language Testing data from children without motor disorders

The Computer-Based instrument for Low motor Language Testing C-BiLLT, (originally validated in Dutch) is a computerised test of spoken language comprehension that children with motor disorders control using their usual response methods. The measure was translated into British English and called the UK C-BiLLT. This dataset comprises data from 424 children aged 18 months to seven years, about whom there were no developmental concerns. The data reports the children's age, gender, a deprivation score for their school or early years setting, and scores on the UK C-BiLLT, Preschool Language Scales (5th UK edition) and either the Ravens Coloured Progressive Matrices or Mullen Scales of Early Learning (Visual Reception Subscale only).

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