Developmental Spans in Event Comprehension and Representation: Bridging Fictional and Actual Events,9780805817683

Developmental Spans in Event Comprehension and Representation: Bridging Fictional and Actual Events

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9780805817683
ISBN10: 0805817689
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1997-02-01
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

This volume, which addresses issues of discourse and event representation and comprehension, will be of interest to developmental and cognitive psychologists, psycholinguists, and educators.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
1 Event Representations Then, Now, and Next
1(28)
Katherine Nelson
PART I: ESTABLISHING EVENT REPRESENTATIONS 29(82)
2 Implicit Processes in the Development of Causal Knowledge: A Connectionist Model of the Use of Humean Cues
29(22)
Michael E. Young
3 Development of Sensitivity to Spatial and Temporal Information
51(28)
Martha E. Arterberry
4 Revealing the Representation: Evidence From Children's Reports of Events
79(32)
Lynne Baker-Ward
Peter A. Ornstein
Gabrielle F. Albert Principe
PART II: EVENT UNDERSTANDING IN EARLY CHILDHOOD 111(184)
5 Goal-Based Organization of Event Memory in Toddlers
111(28)
Lisa L. Travis
6 Saying Is Revealing: Verbal Expression of Event Memory in the Transition From Infancy to Early Childhood
139(30)
Patricia J. Bauer
Sandi Saeger Wewerka
7 Narrating and Representing Experience: Preschoolers' Developing Autobiographical Accounts
169(30)
Robyn Fivush
Catherine A. Haden
8 Children's Understanding, Evaluation, and Memory for Emotional Events
199(38)
Nancy L. Stein
Maria D. Liwag
9 Narrating, Representing, and Remembering Event Sequences
237(34)
Tom Trabasso
Nancy L. Stein
10 Children's Memory for Televised Events
271(24)
Elizabeth Pugzles Lorch
Rebecca Polley Sanchez
PART III: EVENT UNDERSTANDING IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS 295(114)
11 Comprehending Characters' Emotions: The Role of Event Categories and Causal Connectivity
295(26)
Tammy Bourg
Stacey Stephenson
12 Discovering the Cement of the Universe: The Development of Event Comprehension From Childhood to Adulthood
321(22)
Paul van den Broek
13 Understanding the Causal Structure of Narrative Events
343(18)
Charles R. Fletcher
Amy Briggs
Brian Linzie
14 A "Global-Coherence" View of Event Comprehension: Inferential Processing as Question Answering
361(24)
Debra L. Long
Brian J. Oppy
Mark R. Seely
15 Building the Bridges: The Development of Event Comprehension and Representation
385(24)
Tammy Bourg
Patricia J. Bauer
Paul van den Broek
Author Index 409(12)
Subject Index 421

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