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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"social speech"”.
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Temporal Patterns of Co-occurrence between Children's Self-regulatory Behaviour and their Private and Social Speech
… has been studied in the context of private speech use and self-regulation, pioneered by Vygotsky and continued by others who followed this line of research. However previous studies have mainly attempted to find correlations between speech and self-regulatory behaviour, but have been unable …
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Children's Private Speech During an Emotion-Eliciting Task
This study informs research on how private speech, which is typically seen as a cognitive ability, is utilized during an emotion-eliciting task. This research helps to bridge the divide between cognitive and emotional aspects of children's self-regulation by integrating how cognitive private speech …
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Thinking outloud: the problem-solving language of preschoolers with and without language impairment
… vs. affective) and addressee (private vs. social). The language of six children with specific language impairment was compared to that of six age-matched, and six language-matched peers. Correlations between dependency, impulsivity and efficiency and language use were also investigated. 39% …
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Choose Your Words: Refining What Counts as Mathematical Discourse in Students' Negotiation of Meaning for Rate of Change of Volume
… meanings that are primarily developed through social interaction. The process of negotiation of meaning is identified, described, and analyzed in the discourse of four students and their professor as they draw conclusions about the volume of water in a reservoir based on graphs of inflow and …
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Information, Influence and Technology in Group Decision-Making
Past research concerning the relation between information pooling and group decision making has suggested a disturbing conclusion: that group members fail to pool uniquely held information, leading to suboptimal group decisions. Instead, group members tend to discuss information with which they are …
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"Effects of decision rule and task importance on sharing of ""unique"" information"
"In a recent series of studies Stasser and colleagues have demonstrated that, within task-oriented groups, discussion tends to revolve around those facts which all group members are already aware of. The introduction and thorough consideration of ""unique"" information, or information that is …
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Status and Integrative Complexity in Decision-Making Groups: Evidence From the United States Supreme Court and a Laboratory Experiment
… on findings from the integrative complexity and social influence literatures, the model predicts higher levels of complexity among members of majority factions than among members of either minority factions or unanimous groups. Theoretically, these differences are attributed to affect and …