Novel Word Learning- Article Search

Cristina McKean cristina.mckean at newcastle.ac.uk
Tue Dec 22 19:04:32 UTC 2009


Hi there,
I would also look at the work of Shelly Gray with children with SLI (and controls) in JSLHR. Also Mabel Rice's work on quick incidental learning.(QUIL).
Best wishes
Cristina McKean

Newcastle University



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It's not very recent, but seems to get close to your age group and methodology, so may be of interest:

''Child meets word: fast mapping in preschool children'' by Chris Dollaghan in the Journal of Speech and Hearing Research 1985 (vol.28:449-454)

Good luck with the study,
Simone

Simone Bol
Senior Lecturer
Speech Pathology Programme
Manchester Metropolitan University
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>>> Jen Menjivar <jen.menjivar at gmail.com> 12/21/2009 7:01 am >>>
Hello,

I am designing a study in which we will be teaching children a set of novel words in a foreign language, and subsequently testing them on their ability to remember the objects they were paired with. I have been looking for studies in which children (preschool aged- 3 and 4 year olds) have been directly taught novel word and object pairs and tested in the same session. In my search, I have found many studies in which children have been taught the object-novel word pairs through naturalistic interactions (i.e, Gershkoff-Stowe & Hahn, 2007), but have not had much luck finding any studies in which the children are directly and explicitly taught novel labels for objects. Would anyone be able to point me in the direction that I'm looking for?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Jennifer Menjivar
Psychology Graduate Student
University of California, Santa Cruz

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