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This study analyzed the question form used in discourse between a mother and her language-learning child. Spontaneous taped data of mother-child interactions were collected at three different time periods. Initially the child was 2;3 and data collection stopped at 2;5. Analysis of dialogue units based on protocols of discourse proposed by Mishler (1974) was conducted. Results indicated that question chaining occurred most frequently in discourse, followed by arching, then embedding. All question forms except one were initiated by the mother. Evidence also indicated that the subject did not have the linguistic competence of allwh-question forms by 2;5. This study indicated that question chaining was the most frequent type of discourse analysis with this dyad. 相似文献
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Diddy Antai Gebrenegus Ghilagaber Sara Wedrén Gloria Macassa Tahereh Moradi 《Journal of religion and health》2009,48(3):290-304
Observations in Nigeria have indicated polio vaccination refusal related to religion that ultimately affected child morbidity
and mortality. This study assessed the role of religion in under-five (0–59 months) mortality using a cross-sectional, nationally
representative sample of 7,620 women aged 15–49 years from the 2003 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey and included 6,029
children. Results show that mother’s affiliation to Traditional indigenous religion is significantly associated with increased
under-five mortality. Multivariable modelling demonstrated that this association is explained by differential use of maternal
and child health services, specifically attendance to prenatal care. To reduce child health inequity, these results need to
be incorporated in the formulation of child health policies geared towards achieving a high degree of attendance to prenatal
care, irrespective of religious affiliation. 相似文献
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