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Ajupoolkerade lateralisatsioon eesti keele vältestiimulite töötlemisel vene emakeelega vene-eesti kakskeelsetel isikutel

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 25 May 2026 Estonia, Germany Estonian Publisher:Tartu Ülikool
Authors: Kiissel, Getter;

handle: 10062/121277

Ajupoolkerade lateralisatsioon eesti keele vältestiimulite töötlemisel vene emakeelega vene-eesti kakskeelsetel isikutel

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Käesolevas uurimistöös uurisin vene emakeelega vene-eesti kakskeelsete isikute ajupoolkerade lateralisatsiooni eesti keele vältestiimulite töötlemisel (N = 68, Mvanus = 26,47). Kakskeelsed olid jagatud kolme gruppi vastavalt eesti keele omandamise vanusele. Katseisikutega viidi läbi EEG katse, milles neile esitati eesti keele vältestiimuleid. Kontrollgrupina kasutati varasemas uuringus kogutud eesti emakeelega katseisikute andmeid (N = 17, Mvanus = 22,88). Selles töös keskendusin lahknevusnegatiivsuse (MMN) uurimisele, et tuvastada ajupoolkeradevahelised erinevused vältestiimulite töötluses. Andmeanalüüsiks kasutasin korduvmõõtmiste ANOVA-t. Uurimistöö esimene hüpotees sai kinnitust: vene-eesti kakskeelsetel oli MMN-vastus vältestiimulite töötlemisel paremas ajupoolkeras tugevam kui eestlastel. Teine hüpotees ei saanud kinnitust: eri vanuses eesti keele omandamist alustanud vene-eesti kakskeelsete gruppide vahel ei ilmnenud ajupoolkerade lateralisatsioonis erinevust vältestiimulite töötlemisel. Uurimistöö põhjal võib järeldada, et keeletöötlus on pigem bilateraalne ning ajupoolkerade rolle keeletöötluses võivad mõjutada mitmed erinevad tegurid.

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eesti keele vältesüsteem, MMN, lateralisation, üliõpilastööd, Estonian quantity degree system, lahknevusnegatiivsus, mismatch negativity, EEG, lateralisatsioon

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