Lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts school readiness (BSRA) at 60 months for overall and noun-trial latency, but not verb-trial latency¶
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q2 i? Overall latency and noun-trial latency predicted BSRA scores at 60 months, while verb-trial latency alone did not (p = 0.084). → Koenig Ashley 2020
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Koenig Ashley 2020¶
Koenig Ashley, Arunachalam Sudha, Saudino Kimberly J. (2020). Lexical processing of nouns and verbs at 36 months of age predicts concurrent and later vocabulary and school readiness. Journal of cognition and development : official journal of the Cognitive Development Society. https://doi.org/10.1080/15248372.2020.1802277
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Regressions predicting Bracken school readiness at 60 months, reported in Results: 'overall latency and latency on noun trials alone do predict BSRA scores at 60 months', while for verb trials alone 'latency is not a significant predictor, p = 0.084'.
"These regressions reveal that overall latency and latency on noun trials alone do predict BSRA scores at 60 months (but for verb trials alone, latency is not a significant predictor, p = 0.084)."
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Related Claims¶
- Lexical processing at 36 months did not predict later school readiness over and above concurrent vocabulary, but predicted BSRA better than vocabulary at 60 months did — related
- Lexical processing latency at 36 months does not predict concurrent grammatical complexity (LDS average length of phrase) — related
- Overall lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts receptive vocabulary at 60 months, but not over and above concurrent vocabulary — related
- Lexical processing speed at 36 months is associated with concurrent receptive vocabulary, but more weakly than at younger ages — related
- Verb trials with dynamic scenes yield longer latencies than noun trials with static images, and noun and verb latencies are moderately correlated — related
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Lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts school readiness (BSRA) at 60 months for overall and noun-trial latency, but not verb-trial latency |
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Lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts school readiness (BSRA) at 60 months for overall and noun-trial latency, but not verb-trial latency |
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