35.1164, Qs: Language mixing in young multilingual children and its correlates: A systematic review

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Subject: 35.1164, Qs: Language mixing in young multilingual children and its correlates: A systematic review

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Date: 08-Apr-2024
From: Vera Snijders [v.e.snijders at uu.nl]
Subject: Language mixing in young multilingual children and its correlates: A systematic review


Dear colleagues,

We are conducting a systematic review of the literature on language
mixing in early childhood. Our objective is to identify and assess
relations between cognitive, linguistic, and social factors and
language mixing by multilingual children aged 2-6 years, specifically
in naturalistic settings. While we have performed a systematic search
through several databases, we would like to hear from you regarding
published and unpublished studies on this topic. If you would like
your work on the above topic to be considered in our review, please
email us at v.e.snijders at uu.nl by April 29, 2024.

The inclusion criteria for our systematic review are as follows: (1)
The study must be in English and takes the form of a journal article,
book chapter, thesis, or dissertation; (2) Participants should consist
of multilingual children with typical (language) development aged
between 2 and 6 years, allowing for a two-year margin (e.g., 1-2 years
old or 5-8 years old); (3) The frequency of language mixing must be
measured within a naturalistic mixing context (i.e., all contexts that
assess longer stretches of discourse in which the child can freely
choose what to say); and (4) Language mixing is assessed in relation
to at least one cognitive, linguistic, or social factor.

Should you have any questions or require further clarification, please
do not hesitate to reach out at v.e.snijders at uu.nl. Thank you very
much for your support!

Best wishes,

Vera Snijders (Utrecht University)
dr. Merel van Witteloostuijn (Utrecht University)
dr. Ora Oudgenoeg-Paz (Utrecht University)
Prof. dr. Elma Blom (Utrecht University)

Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition




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