Early lexical acquisition in children with specific language impairment.
Early lexical acquisition in children with specific language impairment.
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有特定语言障碍的儿童的早期词汇习得。
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1982
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Cheryl Messick
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L. Leonard;Richard G. Schwartz;Kathy L. Chapman;L. Rowan;P. Prelock;B. Y. Terrell;Amy L. Weiss;Cheryl Messick
This study examined the characteristics of early lexical acquisition in children with specific language impairment. Sixteen unfamiliar words and referents were exposed across 10 sessions to language-impaired and normal children matched for level of linguistic development. Posttesting revealed similar comprehension-production gaps in the two groups of children. In addition, both groups showed greater comprehension and production of words referring to objects than words referring to objects than words referring to actions. However, the language-impaired children's object word bias was not as marked as that of the normal children. For both groups, words containing initial consonants within the children's production repertoires were more likely to be acquired in production than words containing consonants absent from the children's phonologies. A similar tendency was not seen for comprehension.