2015
DOI: 10.14687/ijhs.v12i1.3104
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Acquisition of Turkish demonstrative pronouns in children

Abstract: Joint focus of attention is one of the most crucial elements in effective communication. Demonstrative pronouns (DPs) have an important role in providing this joint focus of attention. Although demonstratives are a prevalent topic, not many studies are conducted to find out the developmental stages of them. Therefore, the current study attempts to find out children's comprehension of DPs in Turkish. Based on the results of the study, children's developmental stages in different age groups are provided. Turkish… Show more

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“…Unlike the original procedure of De Villiers and De Villiers (1974) , the experimenter in this study used a puppet to utter testing sentences in order to avoid any non-linguistic cues, such as eye gaze. It is similar to the studies of Muşlu (2015) and González-Peña et al (2020) where they used a puppet when they uttered the testing sentences to avoid any non-linguistic cues which may help children to choose the intended object ( Figure 1 ).…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…Unlike the original procedure of De Villiers and De Villiers (1974) , the experimenter in this study used a puppet to utter testing sentences in order to avoid any non-linguistic cues, such as eye gaze. It is similar to the studies of Muşlu (2015) and González-Peña et al (2020) where they used a puppet when they uttered the testing sentences to avoid any non-linguistic cues which may help children to choose the intended object ( Figure 1 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…There are many conducted studies about the acquisition of deictic words whether in the first or second language. The acquisition of deixis has been a subject of some recent studies ( Zhao, 2007 ; Krasnoshchekova, 2012 ; Muşlu, 2015 ; Gonzalez Pena, 2020 ). There are several issues which have been discussed regarding the acquisition of deictic words.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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