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Ricarda Bothe¹, Sebastian Isbaner¹, Shreya Venkatesan¹

¹Georg-Elias-Müller Institute for Psychology, University of Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany.

Acta psychologica

|February 27, 2026

概括

护理人员有效地选择信息来填补儿童的知识空白,增强学习. 然而,孩子们并不积极寻找信息来填补他们自己的学习缺口.

科学领域:

认知发展认知发展
发展心理学发展心理学
社会学习理论社会学习理论

背景情况:

孩子们经常推断,知识博的个人提供最佳的学习数据.
照顾者是主要教育者,他们的信息选择对儿童发展至关重要.

研究的目的:

调查护理人员是否选择信息来填补儿童在对象标签关联中的知识空白.
检查护理人员引起的信息对儿童记住标签的影响.
评估儿童是否积极寻求信息以填补他们自己的知识空白.

主要方法:

研究涉及护理人员及其4至5.5岁的孩子.
检查了信息采样,以填补对象标签关联中的知识空白.
他们比较了孩子们对自己引起的标签的记忆与母亲引起的记忆.

主要成果:

母亲们选择了根据孩子的具体知识差距量身定制的信息.
孩子们表现出更好的标签保留对象引起他们的母亲.
孩子们没有独立地采样信息来填补他们自己关于对象标签的知识空白.

结论:

照顾者通过提供有针对性的信息,发挥着至关重要的教学作用.
社会学习,特别是护理人员指导,显著提高幼儿学习和记忆力.
研究结果支持关于护理人员在知识传递中的有效性"教学假设".

关键词:

积极学习是指积极学习.母子二合一 (母子二合一) 是一个母子二合一.教学抽样采集的方法幼儿园儿童学龄前儿童

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