George J Suci
Biographic Data
| ID | 339743 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George J Suci |
| GIVEN NAMES | George J |
| FAMILY NAME | Suci |
| SIGNATURE | SUCI G J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Attentional priority of the agent in the acquisition of word reference
The role of agent priority in event perception in word acquisition was investigated using 24 infants at the one-word stage of language production. Nonsense words were presented in narrations referring to agent, recipient or stationary nonsense puppet-actors in filmed events. The nonsense stimuli along with a sense word referring to a sense puppet were presented in a habituation series. Word acquisition was measured by the extent of response recov…
Facilitation of semantic comprehension at the one-word stage of language development
Early in the development of language, children must learn to relate the language they hear to objects and events in their immediate perceptual environment. Gilmore (1977) found that infants at the two-word stage of language production and, under certain conditions, some infants at the one-word stage as well, seemed to map a simple sentence (e.g. The bunny hugs the kitty ) onto a visual event (which, for example, showed a puppet rabbit hugging a p…
Psychological Dimensions of Case in Sentence Processing: Action Role and Animateness
Relations Between Semantic and Syntactic Factors in the Structuring of Language
Past research has developed the " probe-latency technique " for assessing the structure of linguistic inputs. Results to date indicate that the probe-latency structure is primarily a function of syntactic relations in the input and is relatively independent of semantic characteristics of the stimulus material. The " question technique ", a second operational method, was developed as an approach to semantic processing. A study using both technique…
The Validity of the Probe-Latency Technique for Assessing Structure in Language
The probe-latency technique for assessing how language is structured by a hearer was evaluated for children and adults against syntactic criteria and found to validly separate noun and verb phrases. The technique also appears sensitive to structural variations within phrases. Structure was found relatively invariant over changes in length and in meaningfulness for adults. Children showed structural change as a function of length of input. The fin…
A comparison of semantic structures in American Southwest culture groups
The Measurement of Meaning
The Measurement of Meaning
The Measurement of Meaning
A Study of the Effects of “Likingness” and Level of Objectivity on Peer Rating Reliabilities
A measure of relation determined by both mean difference and profile information
A measure of relation determined by both mean difference and profile information
The Validity of the Probe-Latency Technique for Assessing Structure in Language
The probe-latency technique for assessing how language is structured by a hearer was evaluated for children and adults against syntactic criteria and found to validly separate noun and verb phrases. The technique also appears sensitive to structural variations within phrases. Structure was found relatively invariant over changes in length and in meaningfulness for adults. Children showed structural change as a function of length of input. The fin…
A comparison of semantic structures in American Southwest culture groups
The Measurement of Meaning
The Measurement of Meaning
Relations Between Semantic and Syntactic Factors in the Structuring of Language
Past research has developed the " probe-latency technique " for assessing the structure of linguistic inputs. Results to date indicate that the probe-latency structure is primarily a function of syntactic relations in the input and is relatively independent of semantic characteristics of the stimulus material. The " question technique ", a second operational method, was developed as an approach to semantic processing. A study using both technique…
A measure of relation determined by both mean difference and profile information
A Study of the Effects of “Likingness” and Level of Objectivity on Peer Rating Reliabilities
The Measurement of Meaning
The Measurement of Meaning
The Measurement of Meaning
A comparison of semantic structures in American Southwest culture groups
The Validity of the Probe-Latency Technique for Assessing Structure in Language
The probe-latency technique for assessing how language is structured by a hearer was evaluated for children and adults against syntactic criteria and found to validly separate noun and verb phrases. The technique also appears sensitive to structural variations within phrases. Structure was found relatively invariant over changes in length and in meaningfulness for adults. Children showed structural change as a function of length of input. The fin…
Relations Between Semantic and Syntactic Factors in the Structuring of Language
Past research has developed the " probe-latency technique " for assessing the structure of linguistic inputs. Results to date indicate that the probe-latency structure is primarily a function of syntactic relations in the input and is relatively independent of semantic characteristics of the stimulus material. The " question technique ", a second operational method, was developed as an approach to semantic processing. A study using both technique…
Psychological Dimensions of Case in Sentence Processing: Action Role and Animateness
Facilitation of semantic comprehension at the one-word stage of language development
Early in the development of language, children must learn to relate the language they hear to objects and events in their immediate perceptual environment. Gilmore (1977) found that infants at the two-word stage of language production and, under certain conditions, some infants at the one-word stage as well, seemed to map a simple sentence (e.g. The bunny hugs the kitty ) onto a visual event (which, for example, showed a puppet rabbit hugging a p…
Attentional priority of the agent in the acquisition of word reference
The role of agent priority in event perception in word acquisition was investigated using 24 infants at the one-word stage of language production. Nonsense words were presented in narrations referring to agent, recipient or stationary nonsense puppet-actors in filmed events. The nonsense stimuli along with a sense word referring to a sense puppet were presented in a habituation series. Word acquisition was measured by the extent of response recov…
Psychology (11 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Language Development and Disorders (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Child and Animal Learning Development (2 works) · Cognitive and psychological constructs research (2 works)