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The Development of Social Cognition and Communication.
For young children, two of the most important tasks they face are learning how to communicate and learning how to think about themselves and the social world around them. The premise of this book is that these two tasks are inherently linked. The communicative routines and language that children lea...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken :
Taylor and Francis,
2013.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Preface; The Development of Social Cognition and Communication; Foreword; I: Language and Cognition; Section Introduction; The Functions of Language; Language and Symbolic Understanding; Language and Cognitive Flexibility; Summary; References; 1. Cognitive Functions of Language in Early Childhood; Words and Concepts: Theoretical Issues; Classic Developmental Views of Language and Thought; Forming New "Objects-to-Contemplate": Are Concepts Prior to Words?; Words as Clues to Concepts; Language as a Tool of Thought.
- Words for Expanding the Knowledge BaseRepresenting Knowledge Offered by Others; Conclusion: The Cognitive Functions of Language; References; 2. Seeing Objects as Symbols and Symbols as Objects: Language and the Development of Dual Representation; The Nature of Symbolic Relations; Icon, Index and Symbol: The Hierarchy of Signs; Hierarchy of Signs in Language Acquisition; Hierarchy of Signs in Literacy Acquisition; Symbolic Understanding and the Duality of Signs; Seeing Objects as Symbols: The Role of Language; Language Provides Social Connection; Language Provides a Means of "Scaffolding."
- Language Provides Cognitive DistanceSeeing Linguistic Signs as Objects: The Role of Literacy; Summary and Conclusion; References; 3. On the Possible Roots of Cognitive Flexibility; On the Possible Roots of Cognitive Flexibility; Measures of Cognitive Flexibility with Conflict; Deductive Measures of Flexibility; Inductive Measures of Flexibility; Summary of Findings with Flexibility Measures; Labeling Effects on Measure of Cognitive Flexibility; Labeling Effects on Deductive Measures; Labeling Effects on Inductive Measures; Summary of Labeling Effects With Flexibility Measures.
- Socio-Communicative Roots of Cognitive FlexibilityConclusions; References; II: Intentionality and Communication; Section Introduction; Understanding Others' Emotions; Understanding Others' Actions; Seeking and Using Others' Advice; Learning from Others' Conversations; Regulating Goals; Summary; 4. Perceiving Social Affordances: The Development of Emotional Understanding; Recognition of Emotional Expressions-The Role of Context; Multimodal Specification as a Context; Familiar Situations as Contextual Information; Familiarity of Person as Contextual Information.
- Emotional Expressions Portrayed by MothersEmotional Expressions Depicted by Mothers and Fathers; Generalization of Expressions Portrayed by Familiar Persons; Conclusions Regarding the Role of Context; References; 5. Discerning Intentions: Characterizing the Cognitive System at Play; Complexity of Action and the Power of Intentional Understanding; Characterizing the Cognitive System for Discerning Intentions; Language Processing Writ Large; Action Parallels to Language Processing; Emergence of Skill at Discerning Intentions in Dynamic Action?