A reexamination of some nonverbal perceptual abilities of language-impaired and normal children as a function of age and sensory modality.
A reexamination of some nonverbal perceptual abilities of language-impaired and normal children as a function of age and sensory modality.
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重新审视语言障碍儿童和正常儿童的一些非语言感知能力作为年龄和感觉方式的函数。
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10.1044/jshr.2403.351
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发表时间:
1981
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Mellits,D
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作者:
Tallal,P;Stark,R;Kallman,C;Mellits,D
A battery of nonverbal perceptual and memory tests were given to 35 language-impaired (LI) and 38 control subjects. Three modalities of tests were given: auditory, visual, and cross-modal (auditory and visual). The purpose was to reexamine some nonverbal perceptual and memory abilities of LI children as a function of age and modality of stimulation. Results failed to replicate previous findings of a temporal processing deficit that is specific to the auditory modality in LI children. The LI group made significantly more errors than did controls regardless of modality of stimulation when 2-item sequences were presented rapidly, or when more than two stimuli were presented in series. However, further analyses resolved this apparent conflict between the present and earlier studies by demonstrating that age is an important variable underlying modality specificity of perceptual performance in LI children. Whereas younger LI children were equally impaired when responding to stimuli presented rapidly to the auditory and visual modality, older LI subjects made nearly twice as many errors responding to rapidly presented auditory rather than visual stimuli. This developmental difference did not occur for the control group.