Browsing OSU - Undergraduate Research by Subject "children"

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    • Influence of shyness on accuracy in language assessments 

      Melnick, Liesl (Oklahoma State University, 2021-04)
      A key component of children’s development is language growth. Past research demonstrates that individual differences in a child’s temperament influences their language acquisition (Bloom et al. 1988). To capture language ...

    • Technology's impact on vocabulary skills in infants and toddlers 

      Hernandez, Alexa (Oklahoma State University, 2022-04-19)
      Technology is becoming increasingly prominent in today’s society, and children are being exposed to screens at younger ages than in previous years. This exposure has led to teachers and parents questioning how technology ...

    • Who performs better at searching for and identifying missing children: Children or adults? 

      Gaona, Kassandra (Oklahoma State University, 2022-04-15)
      The own-age-bias is the finding that people are better able to recognize faces from their own age group compared to other age groups. Children are better at recognizing the faces of children. Therefore, children may perform ...