ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT ENCODING MECHANISMS (PHONOLOGICAL, VISUAL, SEMANTIC) AS EMPLOYED BY HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN
Abstract
In this study different encoding mechanisms (phonological, visual, semantic) of hearing impaired children were investigated. The results were also analysed with respect to their language, reading and intelligence levels. It was found that older children and those with higher language, reading and intelligence levels employed mostly phonological encoding in contrast to younger children and those with lower language, reading and intelligence levels who tended to encode mostly visually. The results were also discussed from a developmental point of view.
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English
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Journal Section
Research Article
Authors
Nazan Winrow
This is me
Publication Date
November 9, 2012
Submission Date
November 9, 2012
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Year 1989 Volume: 17 Number: 0