Summary 180 nine, eleven and thirteen year old children learned in a multitrial free recall situation the same list of 25 meaningful words parted into either a) 5 syntagmatic sets, or b) 5 grammatical sets, or c) 5 neutral sets ; presentation order of groups and words within groups varied randomly with trials. Recall performance and organization scores (R. : Ehrlich, S.O. : Tulving, and : I.R. : Bousfield) showed a mainly significant effect of age and experimental conditions : learning of neutral sets was cery difficult at ail ages ; syntagmatic sets were learned more rapidly than grammatical sets. These results were interpreted as supporting the assumption of consis-tency of subjects's mental structures — varying with age — and stimulus ra...
The main purpose of this experiment consists in the study of the effects of the orthogonal variation...
In many cognitive domains, learning is more effective when exemplars are distributed over a number o...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...
Summary Three groups (A, B and C) consisting of twelve subjects each learned a list of twenty words,...
In order to contribute, in a genetic perspective, to the understanding of the nature and function of...
Summary Temporal and visual integration of successively presented letters into words of 4, 5 and 6 l...
Summary Fifteen subjects had to learn a 15 word list over several free-recall trials. At the end of ...
Summary : Order of letters in a word : A necessary stage for learning to read. In this experiment we...
Language acquisition in children, ages 6 to 10 years, and their linguistic competence with respect t...
An intentional free paced learning task is given to normal and retarded children. In the first exper...
Summary Three experiments were conducted to investigate the differential effect of age (between 7 an...
In a referential communication task, four to nine years old children had to describe five spatial re...
International audienceSeveral studies have revealed syntactic priming effects in 3- and 4-year-old c...
Though playing and learning seems at first sight paradoxical, the 2015 programs acknowledge that pla...
Summary: Artificial grammar learning by 9- to 11-year-old children. In experiment 1, we demonstrate ...
The main purpose of this experiment consists in the study of the effects of the orthogonal variation...
In many cognitive domains, learning is more effective when exemplars are distributed over a number o...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...
Summary Three groups (A, B and C) consisting of twelve subjects each learned a list of twenty words,...
In order to contribute, in a genetic perspective, to the understanding of the nature and function of...
Summary Temporal and visual integration of successively presented letters into words of 4, 5 and 6 l...
Summary Fifteen subjects had to learn a 15 word list over several free-recall trials. At the end of ...
Summary : Order of letters in a word : A necessary stage for learning to read. In this experiment we...
Language acquisition in children, ages 6 to 10 years, and their linguistic competence with respect t...
An intentional free paced learning task is given to normal and retarded children. In the first exper...
Summary Three experiments were conducted to investigate the differential effect of age (between 7 an...
In a referential communication task, four to nine years old children had to describe five spatial re...
International audienceSeveral studies have revealed syntactic priming effects in 3- and 4-year-old c...
Though playing and learning seems at first sight paradoxical, the 2015 programs acknowledge that pla...
Summary: Artificial grammar learning by 9- to 11-year-old children. In experiment 1, we demonstrate ...
The main purpose of this experiment consists in the study of the effects of the orthogonal variation...
In many cognitive domains, learning is more effective when exemplars are distributed over a number o...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...