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2021
DOI: 10.1055/a-1229-1940
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Kognitive Fähigkeiten von Kindern mit Defiziten in der Sprachentwicklung – Ergebnisse zur WPPSI-IV

Abstract: ZusammenfassungIn dieser Case-Control-Studie wurden kognitive Leistungen (WPPSI-IV) von Vorschulkindern mit rezeptiven und/oder expressiven Sprachdefiziten mit den Leistungen einer nach Alter, Geschlecht gematchten sprachunauffälligen Kontrollgruppe verglichen (N = 186).Insbesondere die sprachbezogenen Indizes sowie umgebungsbedingte Faktoren, wie mütterlicher Bildungshintergrund und Mehrsprachigkeit, werden in der Teilstichprobe der sprachbeeinträchtigten Kinder exploriert.Jeweils die Leistungen der beiden Gr… Show more

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“…Based on the results for our analysis, the aforementioned subtests with high linguistic demands should potentially be avoided if practitioners are working with individuals who may have not been exposed to language‐rich environments. For instance, research by Fiedler et al (2021) indicates that children's language ability and maternal education was related to their performance on preschool cognitive assessments. Consequently, children from literacy rich homes may perform better on preschool measures of cognitive ability.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the results for our analysis, the aforementioned subtests with high linguistic demands should potentially be avoided if practitioners are working with individuals who may have not been exposed to language‐rich environments. For instance, research by Fiedler et al (2021) indicates that children's language ability and maternal education was related to their performance on preschool cognitive assessments. Consequently, children from literacy rich homes may perform better on preschool measures of cognitive ability.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%