On the role of morphological richness in the early development of noun and verb inflection
This study proposes a new methodology for determining the relationship between child-directed speech and child speech in early acquisition. It illustrates the use of this methodology in investigating the relationship between the morphological richness of child-directed speech and the speed of morpho...
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| creator | Xanthos, Aris Laaha, Sabine Gillis, Steven Stephany, Ursula Aksu-Koç, Ayhan Christofidou, Anastasia Gagarina, Natalia Hrzica, Gordana Ketrez, F. Nihan Kilani-Schoch, Marianne Korecky-Kröll, Katharina Kovacˇevic´, Melita Laalo, Klaus Palmovic´, Marijan Pfeiler, Barbara Voeikova, Maria D. Dressler, Wolfgang U. |
| description | This study proposes a new methodology for determining the relationship between child-directed speech and child speech in early acquisition. It illustrates the use of this methodology in investigating the relationship between the morphological richness of child-directed speech and the speed of morphological development in child speech. Both variables are defined in terms of mean size of paradigm (MSP) and estimated in a set of longitudinal spontaneous speech corpora of nine children and their caretakers. The children are aged 1;3–3;0, acquiring nine different languages that vary in terms of morphological richness. The main result is that the degree of morphological richness in child-directed speech is positively related to the speed of development of noun and verb paradigms in child speech. |
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