Parental Speech to Five-Year-Old Children in a Game-Playing Situation
作者： Barry McLaughlin , Caleb Schutz , David White
DOI: 10.2307/1129297
关键词: Parent-child communication 、 Psychology 、 Nonverbal communication 、 Social psychology 、 Developmental psychology 、 Game playing
摘要: The speech of fathers and mothers was studied as they played a table game with 5-year-old sons or daughters. Analysis of the data revealed that fathers used more directly controlling …
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