1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf01067635
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Story structure, cohesion, and propositions in story recalls by learning-disabled and nondisabled children

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“…Research has shown that a child's ability to reconstruct a cohesive and nuanced narrative develops with age (Griffith et al, 1986;Crais and Lorch, 1994;Bliss et al, 1998;John et al, 2003). While three-year-olds tend to focus on an isolated event within a narrative, by the time a child is five, the capacity to create a more structured narrative with a logical sequence of story events is already developed (John et al, 2003).…”
Section: Individual Differences In Narrative Recall and Understandingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Research has shown that a child's ability to reconstruct a cohesive and nuanced narrative develops with age (Griffith et al, 1986;Crais and Lorch, 1994;Bliss et al, 1998;John et al, 2003). While three-year-olds tend to focus on an isolated event within a narrative, by the time a child is five, the capacity to create a more structured narrative with a logical sequence of story events is already developed (John et al, 2003).…”
Section: Individual Differences In Narrative Recall and Understandingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While three-year-olds tend to focus on an isolated event within a narrative, by the time a child is five, the capacity to create a more structured narrative with a logical sequence of story events is already developed (John et al, 2003). Among seven to elevenyear-olds, Griffith et al (1986) found more story inaccuracies in older children's retellings as their narratives became longer. A central notion of the current study is to increase emotional understanding by allowing children to see the impact of their decisions play out in the story.…”
Section: Individual Differences In Narrative Recall and Understandingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La cohésion contribue de façon importante à la continuité sémantique du discours et son fondement lexico-grammatical explicite constitue une base tangible et permanente sur laquelle il est possible de s'appuyer pour proposer une identification rigoureuse et une description adéquate de certains types de malentendus communicatifs. Bien qu'ignorée par les références documentaires majeures, cette dimension de l'étude de la cohésion a été pressentie dans les recherches appliquées sur le discours oral, comme dans les travaux de Liles (1985), de Pratt et MacKenzie-Keating (1985) et dans l'étude de Griffith et al (1986) portant sur l'analyse du développement des habiletés discursives chez l'enfant. Cette dimension de l'analyse de la cohésion est également abordée dans les …”
Section: Malentendus Communicatifs Et Cohésionunclassified
“…A coesão é uma medida linguística que estabelece a relação semântica ou estrutural entre os componentes do discurso e, portanto, contribui para a sua continuidade e integralidade (Ripich et al, 1983;Griffith et al,1986). A coesão fornece a conectividade superficial e a coerência está relacionada à conectividade do conteúdo subjacente e à relevância de conceitos (Lira, 2014).…”
Section: Base Teórica Para Produção Do Discursounclassified