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LEXICAL DEVELOPMENT IN WORKING-CLASS BLACK CHILDREN

LEXICAL DEVELOPMENT IN WORKING-CLASS BLACK CHILDREN
工薪阶层黑人儿童的词汇发展
批准号:
3755693
负责人:
ANNA F VAUGHN-COOKE
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依托单位国家:
美国
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中文摘要
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这项研究的总体目标是调查定量方面的 工薪阶层黑人儿童的词汇发展。具体目标是 描述在18个月的时间内发生的变化 三个年龄段受试者产生的词条类型 分组;(2)描述在18个月的时间段内发生的变化 产生的词项类型的出现频率 三个年龄组的受试者;和(3)描述在以下几年中发生的变化 生成的词典大小为18个月的时间段 三个年龄段的受试者。纵向和横截面 该方法的设计将需要对自发录像进行分类 由12名儿童在18个月的时间里产生的词条。这个 儿童按三个年龄段分组:1岁;6岁至3岁;0岁; 3;0到4岁;6岁和4岁;6到6岁;0岁,男性和 各个年龄段的女性。这项研究的长期目标是 扩大对黑人儿童的语言发展研究。一个实用的 目的是利用拟议研究的结果来改进 少数民族儿童的语言评估和语言教学过程 在与健康有关的领域,例如儿童发展、特殊教育和 言语和语言病理学。
英文摘要
The general goal of this study is to investigate quantitative aspects of lexical development in working-class Black children. The specific aims are to: (1) describe changes that occur over an eighteen month time period in the types of lexical items produced by the subjects in the three age groups; (2) describe changes that occur over an eighteen month time period in the frequency of occurrence of the types of lexical items produced by the subjects in three age groups; and (3) describe changes that occur over an eighteen month time period in the size of lexicons produced by the subjects in the three age groups. the longitudinal and cross-sectional design of the method will require categorizing spontaneous video-taped lexical items produced by 12 children over a period of 18 months. The children were subgrouped according to three age ranges: 1;6 to 3;0 years, 3;0 to 4;6 years, and 4;6 to 6;0 years with an equal number of males and females in each age range. The long-term objective of this study is to expand language development research on Black children. A practical objective is to utilize the results of the proposed study to improve language assessment and language teaching processes for minority children in health-related fields, e.g., child development, special education, and speech and language pathology.
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