Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing

This study introduces a Lithuanian non-word repetition test and explores methodological issues by comparing two stimuli presentation conditions (live mode vs audio mode). The study aims to discuss methodological issues of the non-word repetition test and its potential consequences for the results. T...

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Main Authors: Eglė Krivickaitė-Leišienė, Ineta Dabašinskienė
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Language:English
Published: Eesti Rakenduslingvistika Ühing (Estonian Association for Applied Linguistics) 2023-04-01
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Online Access:http://arhiiv.rakenduslingvistika.ee/ajakirjad/index.php/aastaraamat/article/view/ERYa19.06
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description This study introduces a Lithuanian non-word repetition test and explores methodological issues by comparing two stimuli presentation conditions (live mode vs audio mode). The study aims to discuss methodological issues of the non-word repetition test and its potential consequences for the results. The study sample comprises 100 typically developing children (2 age groups: 4;00–4;11 and 5;00–5;11). The inquiry assessed the impact of presentation mode on the accuracy of the task performance, focusing on the effect of age. The comparison of the different stimuli of the non-word repetition test indicates that the mode of presentation impacts the accuracy of the test results. The study showed that observing the target’s visual articulation helped children identify the non-words: performance in the live presentation mode was more accurate than with audio-recorded stimuli, particularly by the group of older children. Regardless of the stimuli and age, an overall comparative analysis confirmed the tendency for non-word repetition accuracy to decline in longer and structurally more complex words. *** Laste tundlikkus visuaalse teabe suhtes: mittesõna kordamise testi metodoloogilised kaalutlused Artikkel tutvustab leedukeelse mittesõnade kordamise testi ja uurib metodoloogilisi küsimusi kahe erineva esituslaadiga (reaalajas vs. helisalvestus) stiimuli võrdlemise kaudu. Uuringu eesmärk on välja selgitada metoodika mõju tulemustele. Valimis on 100 eakohase arenguga last (kaks vanuserühma: 4;00–4;11 ja 5;00–5;11). Uurimuses hinnati esituslaadi mõju ülesande täitmise täpsusele, keskendudes vanuselistele erinevustele. Erinevate stiimulite võrdlus näitab, et esituslaad mõjutab mittesõna kordamise testi tulemuste täpsust. Uurimus näitas, et artikulatsiooni visuaalne jälgimine aitab lastel tuvastada mittesõnad: reaalajas esitatud mittesõnade tuvastamine oli täpsem kui helisalvestatud stiimuliga, eriti vanemate laste rühmas. Üldine võrdlev analüüs kinnitas täpsuse kalduvust langeda pikemate ja struktuurselt keerukamate mittesõnade kordamisel sõltumata stiimulist ja vanusest.
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spelling doaj.art-80a5387fee924c75add1e45e7ee83fa32023-06-01T09:52:32ZengEesti Rakenduslingvistika Ühing (Estonian Association for Applied Linguistics)Eesti Rakenduslingvistika Ühingu Aastaraamat1736-25632228-06772023-04-01199311010.5128/ERYa19.06Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testingEglė Krivickaitė-LeišienėIneta DabašinskienėThis study introduces a Lithuanian non-word repetition test and explores methodological issues by comparing two stimuli presentation conditions (live mode vs audio mode). The study aims to discuss methodological issues of the non-word repetition test and its potential consequences for the results. The study sample comprises 100 typically developing children (2 age groups: 4;00–4;11 and 5;00–5;11). The inquiry assessed the impact of presentation mode on the accuracy of the task performance, focusing on the effect of age. The comparison of the different stimuli of the non-word repetition test indicates that the mode of presentation impacts the accuracy of the test results. The study showed that observing the target’s visual articulation helped children identify the non-words: performance in the live presentation mode was more accurate than with audio-recorded stimuli, particularly by the group of older children. Regardless of the stimuli and age, an overall comparative analysis confirmed the tendency for non-word repetition accuracy to decline in longer and structurally more complex words. *** Laste tundlikkus visuaalse teabe suhtes: mittesõna kordamise testi metodoloogilised kaalutlused Artikkel tutvustab leedukeelse mittesõnade kordamise testi ja uurib metodoloogilisi küsimusi kahe erineva esituslaadiga (reaalajas vs. helisalvestus) stiimuli võrdlemise kaudu. Uuringu eesmärk on välja selgitada metoodika mõju tulemustele. Valimis on 100 eakohase arenguga last (kaks vanuserühma: 4;00–4;11 ja 5;00–5;11). Uurimuses hinnati esituslaadi mõju ülesande täitmise täpsusele, keskendudes vanuselistele erinevustele. Erinevate stiimulite võrdlus näitab, et esituslaad mõjutab mittesõna kordamise testi tulemuste täpsust. Uurimus näitas, et artikulatsiooni visuaalne jälgimine aitab lastel tuvastada mittesõnad: reaalajas esitatud mittesõnade tuvastamine oli täpsem kui helisalvestatud stiimuliga, eriti vanemate laste rühmas. Üldine võrdlev analüüs kinnitas täpsuse kalduvust langeda pikemate ja struktuurselt keerukamate mittesõnade kordamisel sõltumata stiimulist ja vanusest.http://arhiiv.rakenduslingvistika.ee/ajakirjad/index.php/aastaraamat/article/view/ERYa19.06first language acquisitionnon-word repetition testspeech perceptionexperimentlithuaniankeeleomandaminemittesõna kordamise testkõnetajukatsemeetodleedu keel
spellingShingle Eglė Krivickaitė-Leišienė
Ineta Dabašinskienė
Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
Eesti Rakenduslingvistika Ühingu Aastaraamat
first language acquisition
non-word repetition test
speech perception
experiment
lithuanian
keeleomandamine
mittesõna kordamise test
kõnetaju
katsemeetod
leedu keel
title Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
title_full Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
title_fullStr Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
title_full_unstemmed Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
title_short Children’s sensitivity to visual information: Methodological considerations for non-word repetition testing
title_sort children s sensitivity to visual information methodological considerations for non word repetition testing
topic first language acquisition
non-word repetition test
speech perception
experiment
lithuanian
keeleomandamine
mittesõna kordamise test
kõnetaju
katsemeetod
leedu keel
url http://arhiiv.rakenduslingvistika.ee/ajakirjad/index.php/aastaraamat/article/view/ERYa19.06
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