参与家庭访问计划预测了母亲的词汇多样性,但不是儿童的词汇多样性:巴西的一项务实的随机试验

Gabriela Vescovi1, Tiago N Munhoz2, Meredith L Rowe3

  • 1Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Porto Alegre, Brazil.

概括

在巴西的低收入家庭中,Criança Feliz育儿计划改善了母亲的词汇多样性. 然而,该干预措施在一年后对儿童的语言或手势没有显著影响.

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