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Area of Science:

Linguistics
Developmental Psychology
Psycholinguistics

Background:

Children's production of regular and irregular inflections is well-studied.
Limited research exists on children's recognition of inflected words.
Understanding word recognition processes in children is crucial for language acquisition research.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the cognitive processes underlying children's recognition of inflected German words.
To compare how children of different age groups process regular (-t) and irregular (-n) participles.
To examine the development of lexical retrieval for inflected forms in children.

Main Methods:

Cross-modal priming technique used with 108 monolingual German-speaking children.
Two age groups tested: Group I (mean age 8;4) and Group II (mean age 9;9).
A control group of 72 adults participated for comparison.

Main Results:

Both child age groups exhibited adult-like priming effects for regular -t participles.
Only older children (Group II) showed adult-like partial priming for irregular -n participles.
Younger children demonstrated less efficient processing of irregular inflected forms.

Conclusions:

Children aged 8 and 9 utilize similar inflectional processing mechanisms as adults for regular forms.
Lexical retrieval for irregular inflected words becomes more efficient with age in children.
Developmental changes in processing efficiency are evident for irregular word recognition.