2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.cogpsych.2013.08.001
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Words and possible words in early language acquisition

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“…However, the ability to detect distributions of features may have a somewhat more different developmental time course than conditional statistical learning (e.g. [24,25]), consistent with suggestions that conditional and distributional statistical learning arise from at least partially independent processes. Indeed, on the surface, conditional and distributional statistical regularities (and the tasks used to measure sensitivity to them) are quite distinct.…”
Section: Statistical Learning: One Mechanism or Many?supporting
confidence: 77%
“…However, the ability to detect distributions of features may have a somewhat more different developmental time course than conditional statistical learning (e.g. [24,25]), consistent with suggestions that conditional and distributional statistical learning arise from at least partially independent processes. Indeed, on the surface, conditional and distributional statistical regularities (and the tasks used to measure sensitivity to them) are quite distinct.…”
Section: Statistical Learning: One Mechanism or Many?supporting
confidence: 77%
“…Infants and adults differ in some of their language learning abilities, possibly due to their different cognitive and memory capacities (e.g., Newport, 1990; Newport & Neville, 2001), or because they have outgrown their critical period for language acquisition (e.g., Lenneberg, 1967). For example, having larger memory and attentional capacities, adults are better able to store individual items, exceptions and irregular forms, and may thus be better statistical learners, while infants, given their limited memory capacity, might focus on extracting rules and generalizations in order to capture as much as possible of a given dataset (e.g., Finn & Hudson Kam, 2008; Gervain et al, 2013; Hudson Kam & Newport, 2005; Marchetto & Bonatti, 2013, 2015; Newport, 1990). However, adults and infants are expected to differ less in their perceptual and memory primitives.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This possibility seems unlikely, because, in some situations, both adults and infants do learn multiple regularities at the same time (e.g., Endress & Bonatti, 2007; Endress & Wood, 2011; Marchetto & Bonatti, 2013; Peña et al, 2002). Gerken (2010) tested this issue by first familiarizing infants to the AA/ di / (or A/ di /A) pattern as described above.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(bk. Clark, 1995Clark, , 2009Gökmen, 2005;Golinkoff vd., 2000;Trautman, 2009;Jensen, 1999;Marchetto ve Bonatti, 2013) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sonuçta, altyazılı veya altyazısız öykü izleme etkinliklerinin rastlantısal sözcük dağarcığı edinimi (IVA) üzerinde sıradan/ normal veya bağlamsal okumadan daha olumlu sonuçları olduğu saptanmıştır. Ayrıca, Marchetto ve Bonatti (2013), erken dil ediniminde sözcükler ve olası sözcüklerin rolünü incelemişlerdir. Araştırmacılar, çalışmalarını çocukların erken sözcükleri ve o sözcüklerle ilişkili diğer yapıları birlikte edindikleri yaklaşımı üzerine kurgulamışlardır.…”
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