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Patrones de correlación de fluencias semánticas y fonológicas en niños en edad escolar

Authors: Fumagalli, Julieta Carolina; Soriano, Federico Gonzalo; Shalom, Diego; Barreyro, Juan Pablo; Martínez Cuitiño, María Macarena;

Patrones de correlación de fluencias semánticas y fonológicas en niños en edad escolar

Abstract

Las tareas de fluidez verbal semántica (FVS) y fluidez verbal fonológica (FVF) son medidas sensibles para detectar y diagnosticar diversas patologías tanto en la población adulta como en la infantil. Dado que las tareas de FVS y FVF permiten detectar problemas específicos de determinadas facultades lingüísticas o cognitivas, el objetivo de este trabajo es indagar las posibles relaciones existentes entre FVS y FVF en una población de niños argentinos de nivel escolar primario de 3°, 5° y 7° grado y edades comprendidas entre los 8 y 12 años. Los 86 niños participantes respondieron a una tarea de FVS en la que se evaluaron cinco categorías (animales, partes del cuerpo, medios de transportes, ropa e instrumentos musicales) y una tarea de FVF en la que respondieron a los fonemas /f/, /a/, /s/. Se realizó un análisis de correlaciones cuyo resultado muestra que existe una asociación de mediana intensidad entre ambas tareas. Además, se llevaron a cabo un análisis factorial exploratorio y uno confirmatorio, que detectaron dos factores diferenciados: un factor verbal semántico y un factor verbal fonológico. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que los procesos fonológicos y semánticos se encuentran diferenciados desde edades tempranas, aunque por su correlación es posible concluir que ambos procesos confluyen en un mismo almacén de búsqueda en la memoria verbal.

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Correlations, Fluencia fonológica, Verbal Fluency, FLUENCIA SEMANTICA, Semantic Fluency, FLUENCIA VERBAL, Fluencia semántica, Fluencia Verbal, Factorial Analysis, NIÑOS, Análisis Factorial, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.1, Phonological Fluency, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, CORRELACIONES, Correlaciones, Niños, Children, FLUENCIA FONOLÓGICA, ANALISIS FACTORIAL

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