2022
DOI: 10.1017/s1366728922000463
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Children's likelihood to perform adult-like in word association test: Effects of bilingualism and distributional properties of word relationships

Abstract: Little is known about the effects of bilingualism and distributional properties of word relationships on children's development of semantic convergence, operationalized as children's ability to produce word associates that mirror adults’ responses in a word association task. Forty-five Mandarin–English bilingual, 32 Spanish–English bilingual, and 28 English-speaking monolingual children, aged 4 to 7, produced three associates to each of 15 single-word cues in English. Children's productions were compared again… Show more

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“…The literature shows that word association tests are utilized for revealing students' cognitive portraits (Bahar et al, 1999;Cardellini and Bahar, 2000), identifying misconceptions (Ercan, Taşdere, and Ercan, 2010) and depicting their conceptual changes (Nakiboğlu, 2008) in a wide range of areas. In the literature, such tests have been employed in the context of sciences (Balbağ, 2018;Nergiz, 2022;Özyurt and Yalman, 2020;Roncevic, 2023;Sarıoğlan and Deveci, 2021;Sikumbang, Rakhmawati, and Suwandi, 2019;Timur et al, 2020) and social studies (Çelik, 2020;Gençoğlu, 2019;İlker & Aktaşlı, 2022;Lam, Sheng, & Zhang, 2023;Şentürk & Keskin, 2023;Yılmaz, 2019). There are also studies using word association tests in Life Studies courses (Ekici & Bilici, 2017;Gündoğan & Gültekin, 2018;Tezcan, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature shows that word association tests are utilized for revealing students' cognitive portraits (Bahar et al, 1999;Cardellini and Bahar, 2000), identifying misconceptions (Ercan, Taşdere, and Ercan, 2010) and depicting their conceptual changes (Nakiboğlu, 2008) in a wide range of areas. In the literature, such tests have been employed in the context of sciences (Balbağ, 2018;Nergiz, 2022;Özyurt and Yalman, 2020;Roncevic, 2023;Sarıoğlan and Deveci, 2021;Sikumbang, Rakhmawati, and Suwandi, 2019;Timur et al, 2020) and social studies (Çelik, 2020;Gençoğlu, 2019;İlker & Aktaşlı, 2022;Lam, Sheng, & Zhang, 2023;Şentürk & Keskin, 2023;Yılmaz, 2019). There are also studies using word association tests in Life Studies courses (Ekici & Bilici, 2017;Gündoğan & Gültekin, 2018;Tezcan, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%