Parent language with toddlers during shared storybook reading compared to coviewing television

Volume: 65, Pages: 101646 - 101646
Published: Nov 1, 2021
Abstract
This study compares parent language directed at their toddlers while coviewing toddler-directed television and while storybook reading. Participants were 15- or 30- month-old children and their parent. A quantitative analysis of parent language revealed that it is more frequent, rich, and complex during reading relative to television viewing regardless of child age; although parents used more complex language and more diverse words with older...
Paper Details
Title
Parent language with toddlers during shared storybook reading compared to coviewing television
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Volume
65
Pages
101646 - 101646
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