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ISSN:1048-9223

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This study investigated the use of the Spanish subjunctive in bilingual children with and without specific language impairments (SLI). Using an elicited production task, we examined: (1) the potential of the subjunctive as a grammatical mar...
Natalia Rakhlin,Sergey A Kornilov,Tatiana V Kornilova et al. Natalia Rakhlin et al.
We investigated relative clause (RC) comprehension in 44 Russian-speaking children with typical language (TD) and developmental language disorder (DLD); M age = 10.67, SD = 2.84, and 22 adults. Flexible word order and morphological case in ...
Kristen Syrett,Julien Musolino Kristen Syrett
The way in which an event is packaged linguistically can be informative about the number of participants in the event and the nature of their participation. At times, however, a sentence is ambiguous, and pragmatic information weighs in to ...
Kathryn Davidson,Rachel I Mayberry Kathryn Davidson
Language acquisition involves learning not only grammatical rules and a lexicon, but also what someone is intending to convey with their utterance: the semantic/pragmatic component of language. In this paper we separate the contributions of...
Natalia Rakhlin,Sergey A Kornilov,Jodi Reich et al. Natalia Rakhlin et al.
We examined anaphora resolution in children with and without Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) to clarify whether 1) DLD is best understood as missing knowledge of certain linguistic operations/elements or as unreliable performance and ...
Laurence B Leonard,Kristina Hansson,Ulrika Nettelbladt et al. Laurence B Leonard et al.
We report a cross-linguistic investigation of English- and Swedish-speaking children with specific language impairment (SLI) in an attempt to determine whether Wexler's (1998; 2003) (Extended) Unique Checking Constraint (EUCC) can account f...
Sudha Arunachalam,Sandra R Waxman Sudha Arunachalam
It is by now well established that toddlers use the linguistic context in which a new word-and particularly a new verb-appears to discover aspects of its meaning. But what aspects of the linguistic context are most useful? To begin to inves...
Sudha Arunachalam,Erin M Leddon,Hyun-Joo Song et al. Sudha Arunachalam et al.
Research on early word learning reveals that verbs present a unique challenge. While English-acquiring 24-month-olds can learn novel verbs and extend them to new scenes, they perform better in rich linguistic contexts (when novel verbs appe...
Alexandra Perovic,Nadya Modyanova,Ken Wexler Alexandra Perovic
This study investigates whether distinct neurodevelopmental disorders show distinct patterns of impairments in particular grammatical abilities and the relation of those grammatical patterns to general language delays and intellectual disab...
Silvia P Gennari,Maryellen C MacDonald Silvia P Gennari
Inspired by adult models of language production and comprehension, we investigate whether children's nonadult interpretation of ambiguous negative quantified sentences reflects their sensitivity to distributional patterns of language use. S...