Effects of the phonological structure on word production and on word learning in deaf children with cochlear implants

Abstract

The use of the cochlear implants have helped deaf children to improve their language abilities (Geers, & Tobey, 1995. Miyamoto, Kirk, Robbins, Todd, & Riley, 1996. Peng, Spencer, & Tomblin, 2004. Serry & Blarney, 1999. Svirsky & Chin, 2000. Tobey & Geers, 1995. Tobey, Geers, Brenner, Tye-Murray, & Kirk, 1993). Although the benefits of the cochlear implantation are many, cochlear implanted children, still face difficulties in acquiring new words (Geers, & Tobey, 1995: Miyamoto, Kirk, Robbins, Todd, & Riley, 1996. Peng, Spencer, & Tomblin, 2004. Serry & Blarney, 1999: Svirsky & Chin, 2000. Tobey & Geers, 1995. Tobey, Geers, Brenner, Tye-Murray, & Kirk, 1993). In addition, in children with cochlear implants, persistent difficulties have been reported in articulation and phonology (Chin, 2002. Chin, 2003) and in word stress (Most & Peled, 2007). According to word learning theories, phonological and lexical characteristics of the words interact at the word learning process (Hollich, Jusc ...
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DOI
10.12681/eadd/46868
Handle URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10442/hedi/46868
ND
46868
Alternative title
Επιδράσεις της φωνολογικής δομής στην εκμάθηση και παραγωγή λεξιλογίου σε κωφά παιδιά με κοχλιακό εμφύτευμα
Author
Adamidou, Christina (Father's name: Dimitrios)
Date
2019
Committee members
Οκαλίδου Αρετή
Φουράκης Μαργαρίτης
Πρίντζα Αθανασία
Κωνσταντινίδης Ιωάννης
Μασούρα Ελβίρα
Πετεινού Κάκια
Μενεξές Γεώργιος
Discipline
Medical and Health Sciences
Health Sciences
Social Sciences
Education
Keywords
Cochlear implants; Phonology; Vocabulary; Word learning; Production
Country
Greece
Language
Greek
Description
357 σ., im., tbls., ch.
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