WORD LEARNING & MEMORY FUNCTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
单词学习
基本信息
- 批准号:6071309
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.29万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1999-12-01 至 2000-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Downs syndrome autism behavioral /social science research tag child psychology clinical research comprehension cues functional ability human subject language development language disorders learning disorders memory disorders middle childhood (6-11) neuropsychology phonology preschool child (1-5) semantics short term memory syntax verbal learning
项目摘要
This dissertation examines how grammatical knowledge and referential salience guide early world learning in autism, a developmental disability characterized by significant language deficits. The process of word learning requires a child to match co-occurrences of words of parts of words (morphemes) and their meanings. This matching demands the integration of multiple, probabilistic cues from the linguistic, social, and real-world contexts, and thus may depend on working memory. Paradoxically, the limited short-term verbal memory characteristic of typically-developing children may improve this analysis of co- occurrences. Their limited memory for verbal strings may focus attention on smaller elements, which in language are the most important meaning- bearing units for grammatical information. In contrast, a pattern of efficient verbal short-term memory and limited working memory could impede rule-learning, leading to language delays. This pattern is thought to characterize children with autism, and thus may help explain their language deficits. The present study examines early language in autism using a word-learning task that varies both grammatical and referential cues to a novel word. This task, which examine sub-categorization into count and mass non classes, is highly relevant to word learning in normal development. The influence of social and non-social referential cues is also compared. Working and short-term phonological memory are tested in order to assess whether the hypothesized pattern of memory deficits is correlated with performance on the lexical task. Participants will be 20 children with autism, 20 verbal and chronological age-matched children with Down syndrome, and 20 verbal mental age-matched normal controls. Results will inform out understanding of language development in autism and thus have important implications for intervention. Results will also heighten our understanding of the roles that working and short-term phonological memory play in language development.
本论文探讨了语法知识和指称显著性如何指导自闭症儿童的早期世界学习,自闭症是一种以显著语言缺陷为特征的发展性残疾。单词学习的过程要求孩子匹配单词的部分(词素)和它们的含义的共同出现。这种匹配需要整合来自语言、社会和现实世界背景的多个概率线索,因此可能依赖于工作记忆。奇怪的是,典型发育中的儿童有限的短期言语记忆特征可能会改善这种对共现的分析。他们对语言字符串的有限记忆可能会将注意力集中在更小的元素上,这些元素在语言中是语法信息最重要的意义承载单位。相比之下,有效的口头短期记忆和有限的工作记忆模式可能会阻碍规则学习,导致语言延迟。这种模式被认为是自闭症儿童的特征,因此可能有助于解释他们的语言缺陷。本研究探讨早期语言在自闭症使用的单词学习任务,不同的语法和参考线索,以一个新的词。该任务考察了非类的次范畴化,与正常发展中的词汇学习有很高的相关性。社会和非社会参照线索的影响也进行了比较。工作和短期语音记忆进行了测试,以评估是否假设的模式的记忆缺陷与性能的词汇任务。参与者将是20名自闭症儿童,20名语言和实足年龄匹配的唐氏综合征儿童,以及20名语言心理年龄匹配的正常对照。研究结果将有助于了解自闭症的语言发展,从而对干预具有重要意义。研究结果也将加深我们对工作记忆和短时语音记忆在语言发展中的作用的理解。
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