The maternal prosody effects the language development of the children:
Effekte der mütterlichen Prosodie für die
Sprachentwicklung?
Konsequenzen für die Diagnostik und Beratung
Angelika Kölsch1*, Walter Alfred Siebel2
1 Praxis für Sprach-, Sprech- und Stimmtherapie,
(Language, Speech, and Vocal Therapy Practice)
Samuelisdamm 2, 04838 Eilenburg, Germany
2 Konfliktforschung W.A.Siebel, Bahnhofstr. 41, 65185 Wiesbaden, Germany
* to whom correspondence should be addressed
Within the logopedian practice correlations turned out between the way of speaking of mothers and speech impairments of their children. Our
investigations of pitch ranges show that mothers of speech-impaired children use different speech melodies towards their children depending on their gender. In conclusion we found that the value of the pitch range
is higher for mothers of female children than for mothers of male children. That imposes that a low pitch range limits the language processing of sons and an excessively high pitch range shows negative effects on
language processing of daughters. The examined mothers of male children do not mark the prosody sufficiently, whereas the examined mothers of female children exaggerate the prosodian marking. The former leads to
hindering of the differentiation between relevant and irrelevant information. The latter leads to an overflow of signals.
In der logopädischen Praxis haben sich Zusammenhänge ergeben zwischen der Sprechart von Müttern und den Sprachstörungen ihrer Kinder. Daraus hat sich die
Fragestellung dieses Artikels ergeben. Die durchgeführten Untersuchungen der pitch ranges zeigen, dass Mütter von sprachgestörten Kindern diesen gegenüber, je nach deren Geschlecht, unterschiedliche Sprechmelodien
verwenden.
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