National audienceThe aim of this study is to bring new elements to the debate on the relationship between language and thought through the study of a sign language. This paper combines in a pioneering way some key concepts of cognitive psychology and linguistics of French Sign Language. We tried to determine how personal transfers (also called role taking) influence cognitive development in two specific areas: theories of mind and cognitive flexibility. In order to do this, an experimental study (Trail Making Test, TMT) was performed with 28 native deaf signing children and 36 non signing hearing children, aged 5 to 7 years. The results confirm the hypothesis that the personal transfers help to make perspective-taking and moving of visual a...
Disponible en ligne: http://aile.revues.org/document537.htmlDeaf individuals without encountering ot...
International audienceSome studies on second language learning show that learners cannot reach the l...
This research statement concerns the concept of visual thinking. This notion is often pointed out in...
National audienceThe aim of this study is to bring new elements to the debate on the relationship be...
Theory of mind in deaf children : Consequences of sign language communication We assumed that the a...
International audienceResearch has shown that the acquisition of classifier constructions (transfers...
The effects of sign language use on cognitive processes of second-generation deaf children were inve...
The present work investigated the relationship between mentalizing skills on the one hand and differ...
The present study examined whether full access to sign language as a medium for instruction could in...
This thesis is to describe the language of signs including how expresses the referential shift in si...
Deaf children's understanding of cognition and the mental world is reviewed and explored. After a br...
The communication demands of sign and spoken language are different. The purpose of this research wa...
Sallandre et Blondel (eds.)International audienceA great deal of research on the expression of motio...
Some studies on second language learning show that learners cannot reach the level of native speaker...
Contains fulltext : 175389.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The current s...
Disponible en ligne: http://aile.revues.org/document537.htmlDeaf individuals without encountering ot...
International audienceSome studies on second language learning show that learners cannot reach the l...
This research statement concerns the concept of visual thinking. This notion is often pointed out in...
National audienceThe aim of this study is to bring new elements to the debate on the relationship be...
Theory of mind in deaf children : Consequences of sign language communication We assumed that the a...
International audienceResearch has shown that the acquisition of classifier constructions (transfers...
The effects of sign language use on cognitive processes of second-generation deaf children were inve...
The present work investigated the relationship between mentalizing skills on the one hand and differ...
The present study examined whether full access to sign language as a medium for instruction could in...
This thesis is to describe the language of signs including how expresses the referential shift in si...
Deaf children's understanding of cognition and the mental world is reviewed and explored. After a br...
The communication demands of sign and spoken language are different. The purpose of this research wa...
Sallandre et Blondel (eds.)International audienceA great deal of research on the expression of motio...
Some studies on second language learning show that learners cannot reach the level of native speaker...
Contains fulltext : 175389.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The current s...
Disponible en ligne: http://aile.revues.org/document537.htmlDeaf individuals without encountering ot...
International audienceSome studies on second language learning show that learners cannot reach the l...
This research statement concerns the concept of visual thinking. This notion is often pointed out in...