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Relative Clause Sentence Processing in Korean-Speaking School-Aged Children With and Without Specific Language Impairment
by
Yim, Dongsun
, Yoo, Jeewon
in
Accuracy
/ Age Differences
/ Analysis
/ Child development
/ Children
/ Clauses
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Cognitive ability
/ Comparative Analysis
/ Comprehension
/ Contrastive Linguistics
/ Data processing
/ Demographic aspects
/ Development and progression
/ Diagnosis
/ Difficulty Level
/ Elementary School Students
/ English
/ Error Analysis (Language)
/ Expressive Language
/ Foreign Countries
/ Grammar, Comparative and general
/ Groups
/ Health aspects
/ Intelligence Tests
/ Internet
/ Korean
/ Korean language
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language disorders
/ Language Impairments
/ Language Processing
/ Language Tests
/ Morphology
/ Phrase Structure
/ Prediction
/ Reaction Time
/ Reading comprehension
/ Reading Processes
/ Receptive Language
/ Relative clauses
/ Sentence structure
/ Sentences
/ Social aspects
/ Specific language impairment
/ Syntactic complexity
/ Syntactic processing
/ Syntax
/ Task Analysis
/ Vocabulary Skills
2021
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Relative Clause Sentence Processing in Korean-Speaking School-Aged Children With and Without Specific Language Impairment
by
Yim, Dongsun
, Yoo, Jeewon
in
Accuracy
/ Age Differences
/ Analysis
/ Child development
/ Children
/ Clauses
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Cognitive ability
/ Comparative Analysis
/ Comprehension
/ Contrastive Linguistics
/ Data processing
/ Demographic aspects
/ Development and progression
/ Diagnosis
/ Difficulty Level
/ Elementary School Students
/ English
/ Error Analysis (Language)
/ Expressive Language
/ Foreign Countries
/ Grammar, Comparative and general
/ Groups
/ Health aspects
/ Intelligence Tests
/ Internet
/ Korean
/ Korean language
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language disorders
/ Language Impairments
/ Language Processing
/ Language Tests
/ Morphology
/ Phrase Structure
/ Prediction
/ Reaction Time
/ Reading comprehension
/ Reading Processes
/ Receptive Language
/ Relative clauses
/ Sentence structure
/ Sentences
/ Social aspects
/ Specific language impairment
/ Syntactic complexity
/ Syntactic processing
/ Syntax
/ Task Analysis
/ Vocabulary Skills
2021
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Relative Clause Sentence Processing in Korean-Speaking School-Aged Children With and Without Specific Language Impairment
by
Yim, Dongsun
, Yoo, Jeewon
in
Accuracy
/ Age Differences
/ Analysis
/ Child development
/ Children
/ Clauses
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Cognitive ability
/ Comparative Analysis
/ Comprehension
/ Contrastive Linguistics
/ Data processing
/ Demographic aspects
/ Development and progression
/ Diagnosis
/ Difficulty Level
/ Elementary School Students
/ English
/ Error Analysis (Language)
/ Expressive Language
/ Foreign Countries
/ Grammar, Comparative and general
/ Groups
/ Health aspects
/ Intelligence Tests
/ Internet
/ Korean
/ Korean language
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language disorders
/ Language Impairments
/ Language Processing
/ Language Tests
/ Morphology
/ Phrase Structure
/ Prediction
/ Reaction Time
/ Reading comprehension
/ Reading Processes
/ Receptive Language
/ Relative clauses
/ Sentence structure
/ Sentences
/ Social aspects
/ Specific language impairment
/ Syntactic complexity
/ Syntactic processing
/ Syntax
/ Task Analysis
/ Vocabulary Skills
2021
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Relative Clause Sentence Processing in Korean-Speaking School-Aged Children With and Without Specific Language Impairment
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Relative Clause Sentence Processing in Korean-Speaking School-Aged Children With and Without Specific Language Impairment
2021
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Overview
Purpose: The goal of this study was to examine online and off-line sentence processing using Korean language relative clause sentences between children with specific language impairment (SLI) and children with typical development (TD). Method: Twenty-four children with TD and 19 children with SLI participated in this study. Children completed online and off-line sentence-processing tasks using relative clause sentences. The response time (RT) data obtained from the online processing task were analyzed at each word position and between adjacent words for items answered both correctly and incorrectly on the off-line comprehension task. A linear mixed-effects model and a generalized linear mixed effects model were used to analyze the performances on the online/off-line sentence-processing task between the two groups. Results: The results revealed that the processing pattern of RTs on the online processing task differed between the two groups, such that the SLI group did not show the predicted RT increase while the TD group did. Also, the SLI group processed each word with comparable or faster reading rates than the TD group. On the off-line comprehension task, the SLI group performed poorly compared to the TD group. Conclusions: Processing of syntactically complex sentences differed between the TD and SLI groups, such that the SLI group had lower accuracy on the off-line comprehension task and was less efficient on the online processing task as compared to the TD group. These results mainly support the syntactic deficit account in children with SLI.
Publisher
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Subject
/ Analysis
/ Children
/ Clauses
/ English
/ Grammar, Comparative and general
/ Groups
/ Internet
/ Korean
/ Specific language impairment
/ Syntax
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