646 Citations
Nonverbal mnemonic mediation in preschool children.
- PsychologyChild development
- 1970
Contrary to the evidence from a previous developmental study of nonverbal, ikonic mediation, the present data suggest that many children as young as 3-6 to 4-0 years of age appear to possess at least the rudiments of this ability.
Cognitive perspectives on the development of memory.
- PsychologyAdvances in child development and behavior
- 1975
Cognitive functions of language in the preschool years.
- Psychology
- 1974
In this review, the hypothesis was advanced that language influences the young child's thinking and behavior at an age earlier than that commonly reported. Consideration was given to three areas:…
Developmental Changes in the Effects of Instructions on Production- deficient Children.
- Psychology
- 1977
BRAY, NORMAN W.; JUSTICE, ELAINE M.; FERGUSON, ROBERT P.; and SIMON, DEBORAH L. Developmental Changes in the Effects of Instructions on Production-deficient Children. Cmum DEVELOPMENT, 1977, 48,…
Rehearsal and Organizational Processes in Children's Memory.
- Psychology
- 1975
ORNSTEIN, PETER A.; NAUS, MARY J.; and LIBERTY, CHARLES. Rehearsal and Organizational Processes in Children's Memory. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1975, 46, 818-830. An overt rehearsal procedure was used to…
Perceptuo-Motor Development in the Child and the Adolescent: Perceptuo-Motor Coordination
- Psychology
- 1990
Does learning to read shape verbal working memory?
- PsychologyPsychonomic bulletin & review
- 2016
Many experimental studies have investigated the relationship between the acquisition of reading and working memory in a unidirectional way, attempting to determine to what extent individual…
Memories of Morocco: The influence of age, schooling, and environment on memory
- PsychologyCognitive Psychology
- 1978
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Nonverbal mnemonic mediation in preschool children.
- PsychologyChild development
- 1970
Contrary to the evidence from a previous developmental study of nonverbal, ikonic mediation, the present data suggest that many children as young as 3-6 to 4-0 years of age appear to possess at least the rudiments of this ability.
Spontaneous and induced verbal rehearsal in a recall task.
- PsychologyChild development
- 1967
The results suggest that, at least for this age group and for this sort of task, the child's unmediated behavior is due to his failure to produce the appropriate mediator rather than to an inability, given its production, to utilize it effectively.
Spontaneous verbal rehearsal in a memory task as a function of age
- Psychology
- 1966
A distinction is made between 2 alternative hypotheses for explaining an often-reported deficiency in verbally mediated performance during early childhood: (1) the verbal response is made, but tends…
Induced Versus Spontaneous Rehearsal in Short-Term Memory in Nursery School Children. Study M: Development of Selective Attention Abilities.
- Psychology
- 1968
2 Four groups of nursery school Ss were given a serial short-term memory task in which difficult-to-label stimuli were used. Three experimental groups were provided labels for the stimuli. Of these,…
Retention of mediation set in paired-associate learning of normal children and retardates.
- PsychologyJournal of experimental child psychology
- 1967
Effect of verbalization on reversal shifts in children: additional data.
- PsychologyJournal of experimental child psychology
- 1966
Labeling effects in short-term memory.
- PsychologyChild development
- 1968
It was found that overt labeling facilitatedSTM performance for Ss in the intermediate age range but not for the youngest and oldest Ss, and an age-related improvement in STM performance was also found.
Production deficiency of nonverbal mediators in young children.
- PsychologyChild development
- 1968
A nonverbal reproductive recall task, for which the possibility of a nonverbal mediator was provided, support a production deficiency rather than a mediation deficiency hypothesis for young children's behavior in this type of task.
VERBAL MEDIATION IN FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN
- Psychology
- 1968
The present study determined whether 4-year-old children would use experimentally acquired verbal mediators when learning a picture pairedassociate task. The experimental Ss learned 3 lists which…