Titlebook: New Directions In Language Development And Disorders; Michael Perkins,Sara Howard Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000

Graves’-disease

Time Parsing, Normal Language Acquisition, and Language-Related Developmental Disorders, this chapter I suggest that one necessary condition for normal language acquisition is the normal development and function of biopsychological time processing mechanisms, or what I will refer to as “time parsing mechanisms”. I will also suggest that defective time parsing mechanisms cause specific

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,How Optional is “Optional” in the Extended Optional Infinitive Stage?, their levels of OI use in particular sentence types. It aims to establish whether 01 use is a truly random option or whether the occurrence of the infinitival form is influenced by factors such as processing load or the grammatical structure of the rest of the sentence.

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Speech Monitoring in Retarded Children,he linguistic and the metalinguistic knowledge revealed through this behavior. The empirical investigation concerns retarded children’s reactions in response to conversational requests for clarification, as detailed below. In an earlier study with normal children of a similar MLU (Levy, in press) it

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Gerontology

Three Hypotheses on Early Grammatical Development*,paper we examine how far the conversational speech data from two bilingual children shed light on the stage of early grammatical development. We focus on functional categories (FCs, .), because these are subject to striking developmental and cross-linguistic variation: in terms of the principles and

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dysphagia

,On the Acquisition of Pronominal Reference in Child—Greek,what Principle B states is that if an NP c-commands a pronoun within the same clause, they cannot be coindexed, hence they cannot be anaphorically linked (.). According to this constraint, . (1) cannot refer to ..Principle B also imposes restriction on the interpretation of pronouns that co-occur wi

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,The Role of Performance Limitations in the Acquisition of “Mixed” Verbargument Structure at Stage IEnglish have a tendency to omit subjects where they are grammatically required and initially use fewer inflected forms of verbs and nouns and fewer auxiliaries than their adult models. Thus, nativist theories of language development typically rely to some extent on the notion of performance limitati

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Vasodilation

Lexically Specified Patterns in Early Verbal Morphology in Spanish*, Roger Brown and his colleagues, one issue that has been investigated extensively has been early grammatical development. This area of development has been of continual interest and investigation because it presents many of the most intractable issues surrounding language acquisition. These issues i