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Перевод: elicitation

[существительное]
выявление; извлечение
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Тезаурус:

1. Second, elicitation procedures suffer from difficulties in interpreting what "no response" means.
2. Elicitation procedures make it possible to examine a very broad spectrum of linguistic abilities in a systematic manner over a relatively short period of time.
3. Indeed, it may be that the best approach to the design of guidelines for empirical evaluation is to begin with familiar and well-tried procedures for the elicitation and observation of data and see how far they can be adapted to serve a pedagogic purpose.
4. Sampling language from a range of everyday settings overcomes the problem of the artificiality of elicitation procedures.
5. Elicitation procedures
6. Elicitation procedures which measure a child's comprehension of spoken language generally only require a relatively simple response.
7. Initially, this may simply involve the elicitation of a sequence of sounds or actions which can be endowed with social meaning.
8. An elicitation procedure is designed to provide a child with the opportunity to respond to a specific set of stimuli; the relationship between a stimulus and the child's response is then taken as an indication of the child's mastery of a particular aspect of language.
9. Some comprehension elicitation procedures involve the child in manipulating simple toys.
10. Elicitation procedures for language comprehension
11. There are two types of elicitation procedure; the first involves the child in making a non-verbal response to a verbal stimulus and is used as a measure of the child's comprehension of spoken language.
12. This chapter will consider a number of elicitation strategies before turning to the procedures for collecting language samples in everyday settings.
13. The first is to argue that the elicitation procedures used in language assessment provide examples of language behaviour, which is determined by the child's previous learning experiences within similar situations.