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科学领域:

  • 儿童发展 儿童发展
  • 语言学的语言学.
  • 跨文化心理学 跨文化心理学

背景情况:

  • 了解儿童的沟通对于有效的服务提供至关重要.
  • 儿童对谈话和社交互动的看法需要进一步探索.

研究的目的:

  • 分析世界各地的儿童如何描绘自己在说话.
  • 通过绘画了解孩子们对沟通的看法.
  • 通过了解儿童的沟通经验,为服务提供提供提供信息.

主要方法:

  • 来自24个国家的200名儿童 (2-12岁) 参与了.
  • 用描述性,发展性,焦点,意义制造和系统功能语言学框架来分析图纸.
  • 使用了早期儿童声音绘制协议.

主要成果:

  • 绘画能力与年龄相关.
  • 孩子们对谈话表现出积极的情绪,重点关注人际关系,肢体语言和社交亲近.
  • 分析揭示了10个创造意义的主题和丰富的语言细节在描述的说话.

结论:

  • 儿童使用绘画来传达谈话的各个方面,包括伴侣,环境,主题和情绪.
  • 从儿童绘画中的洞察力可以增强沟通评估和干预策略.
  • 绘画提供了一个有价值的媒介,以了解儿童的沟通经验在全球范围内.