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Waxman, Sandra R.; Markow, Dana B. – Cognitive Psychology, 1995
Three experiments involving 128 infants studied whether and how novel words influence object categorization in 12- to 13- month-old infants. Data revealed that a linkage between words and object categories emerged early enough to be a guide in infants' efforts to map word meanings. (SLD)
Descriptors: Classification, Infants, Knowledge Level, Verbal Development
Ringwall, Egan A.; And Others – 1965
A research project was aimed at measuring the relationship between infant vocalizations and linguistic development and determining the feasibility of using infant vocalizations as a predictor of later psychological and intellectual status. However, a method was needed to analyze the vocalizations of infants. This report describes a method used to…
Descriptors: Child Development, Classification, Data Collection, Infant Behavior
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Baldwin, Dare A. – Journal of Child Language, 1993
Data from 48 infants revealed (1) that infants aged 1;2-2;3 failed to establish a stable word-object link even in follow-in labeling and (2) that only infants aged 1;6-1;7 could identify the correct referent during discrepant labeling. During the period between 1;2-1;7 infants are becoming increasingly adept at acquiring new labels under minimal…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Classification, Cognitive Mapping, Cues