父亲的婴儿指向性言语及其对儿童语言发展的影响

IF 2.8 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Language and Linguistics Compass Pub Date : 2022-01-03 DOI:10.1111/lnc3.12448
Naja Ferjan Ramírez
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婴儿指向语(IDS)是一种以较高的音调、较慢的节奏和夸张的语调为特征的说话方式,在许多文化和语言中都有针对婴儿的言语记录。先前的研究表明,亲子互动背景下的IDS与儿童语言学习的进步有关。虽然我们早就知道父亲和母亲一样会产生IDS,但迄今为止,大多数关于IDS的研究都只集中在女性(母亲)的语言上。鉴于最近的社会变化增加了父亲与孩子一起动手活动的时间,我认为对IDS的研究需要放弃使用母亲的模板。我首先描述了为什么IDS在语言发展中起着核心作用。然后,我概述了父亲和母亲的IDS之间已知的异同,并指出了迄今为止进行的研究中潜在的偏见和挑战。最后,我概述了为什么研究者应该努力将父亲纳入IDS的研究,并对后续工作提出建议,以帮助我们进一步了解父亲对儿童语言发展的贡献。
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Fathers' infant-directed speech and its effects on child language development

Infant-directed speech (IDS), a speaking style distinguished by its higher pitch, slower tempo, and exaggerated intonation, has been documented in speech directed towards infants across many cultures and languages. Previous research shows that IDS in the context of parent-infant interactions is associated with advances in children's language learning. While we have long known that fathers, like mothers, produce IDS, most research on IDS to this day has focussed exclusively on female (maternal) speech. In light of the recent societal changes which have increased fathers' time spent in hands-on activities with children, I argue that the research on IDS needs to move away from using the maternal template. I first describe why IDS plays a central role in language development. I then outline known similarities and differences between paternal and maternal IDS, and point to potential biases and challenges within the research that has been conducted so far. Finally, I outline why investigators should strive to include fathers in research on IDS, and conclude with recommendations for follow-up work that can help advance our understanding of fathers' contributions to children's linguistic development.

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