Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss

This purpose of this study was to examine pragmatic differences in children with hearing loss compared to children without hearing loss by understanding use of communication repairs, self and peer attitudes and perceptions to suggest the most appropriate intervention approaches. Previous research ha...

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Main Author: Chen, Holly Vera
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Language:en
Published: 2014
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2152/26266
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spelling ndltd-UTEXAS-oai-repositories.lib.utexas.edu-2152-262662015-09-20T17:26:22ZPragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing lossChen, Holly VeraPragmatic skills interventionChildren with hearing lossThis purpose of this study was to examine pragmatic differences in children with hearing loss compared to children without hearing loss by understanding use of communication repairs, self and peer attitudes and perceptions to suggest the most appropriate intervention approaches. Previous research has found use of communication repairs, self and peer perceptions and attitudes to be associated with pragmatic skills. Intervention approaches were suggested for remediating pragmatic differences in children with hearing loss.text2014-10-03T18:54:35Z2014-052014-05-14May 20142014-10-03T18:54:36ZThesisapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/2152/26266en
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Children with hearing loss
spellingShingle Pragmatic skills intervention
Children with hearing loss
Chen, Holly Vera
Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
description This purpose of this study was to examine pragmatic differences in children with hearing loss compared to children without hearing loss by understanding use of communication repairs, self and peer attitudes and perceptions to suggest the most appropriate intervention approaches. Previous research has found use of communication repairs, self and peer perceptions and attitudes to be associated with pragmatic skills. Intervention approaches were suggested for remediating pragmatic differences in children with hearing loss. === text
author Chen, Holly Vera
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title Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
title_short Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
title_full Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
title_fullStr Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
title_full_unstemmed Pragmatic skills intervention : understanding pragmatic differences, communication breakdown management, peer & self attitudes and perceptions in children with hearing loss
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