@article{ART002157935},
author={김하나 and KIM, JUNG-WAN},
title={Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay},
journal={Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice},
issn={1598-060X},
year={2016},
volume={17},
number={4},
pages={179-194},
doi={10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09}
TY - JOUR
AU - 김하나
AU - KIM, JUNG-WAN
TI - Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay
JO - Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice
PY - 2016
VL - 17
IS - 4
PB - Research Institute of the Korea Special Education
SP - 179
EP - 194
SN - 1598-060X
AB - A verb has a more complex structure semantically, syntactically, and pragmatically, so the naming performance of children may vary depending on how the stimulus presentation type is adjusted in the confrontation naming task. This study investigated the performance (total score and response time) in verb naming task according to stimulus presentation type (picture vs video clip) in normal 5-year-old children and children with developmental language delay (DLD). As the result of the study, the total score of naming task was higher by 2 points on average in normal children than in DLD children (F=22.170, p<.001), and the response time was 0.68 seconds faster on average (F=9.354, p<.01). By stimulus presentation type, the total score (F=37.912, p<.001) and response time (F=17.539, p<.001) of naming task were both found to be improved when suggested in video clip than in picture. In conclusion, due to the semantic characteristics of verb with a series of movements and changes in states, video clips could be effectively utilized in word retrieval assessment and intervention targeting DLD children.
KW - stimulus presentation type;verb;naming;mean response time
DO - 10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
ER -
김하나 and KIM, JUNG-WAN. (2016). Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay. Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice, 17(4), 179-194.
김하나 and KIM, JUNG-WAN. 2016, "Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay", Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice, vol.17, no.4 pp.179-194. Available from: doi:10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나, KIM, JUNG-WAN "Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay" Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice 17.4 pp.179-194 (2016) : 179.
김하나, KIM, JUNG-WAN. Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay. 2016; 17(4), 179-194. Available from: doi:10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나 and KIM, JUNG-WAN. "Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay" Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice 17, no.4 (2016) : 179-194.doi: 10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나; KIM, JUNG-WAN. Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay. Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice, 17(4), 179-194. doi: 10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나; KIM, JUNG-WAN. Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay. Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice. 2016; 17(4) 179-194. doi: 10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나, KIM, JUNG-WAN. Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay. 2016; 17(4), 179-194. Available from: doi:10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09
김하나 and KIM, JUNG-WAN. "Effects of Stimulus Presentation Type on Verb Naming Ability between Normal Children and Children with Language Developmental Delay" Journal of Special Education: Theory and Practice 17, no.4 (2016) : 179-194.doi: 10.19049.JSPED.2016.17.4.09