acquiring "or question"

[Alcock, Katie]

I assume that this has a fairly strong relationship to phonological
short term memory, the recency effect and the primacy effect, all of
which are fairly well covered in the literature.

 

Katie Alcock

 

 

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[mailto:info-childes at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of parisa Daftarifard
Sent: 16 May 2011 04:30
To: info-childes at googlegroups.com
Subject: acquiring "or question"

 

Dear List members,

 

"Or question" seem to be a difficult part of learning first language.
When you ask a kid of two years old whose language is not developed
completely yet an alternative question, he or she may repeat the
question, choose the first option or choose the second option. 

 

 

Is there any review of the literature you may refer us to on the
specific topic.

 

I appreciate your help in advance.

Best,

Parisa Daftarifard

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Parisa Daftarifard

Phd Student of TEFL 

Islamic Azad University of Science and Research

 

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