Bootstrapping Mechanisms in First Language Acquisition¶
Höhle, B. (2009). Bootstrapping Mechanisms in First Language Acquisition. Linguistics, 359-382.
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- Linguistic Bootstrapping
- Modern work therefore treats cue reliability, cross-linguistic variation, and integration of multiple information sources as central questions, rather than assuming a single universally decisive bootstrap.
This sourceAuthoritative review distinguishing historical principles-and-parameters and prosodic cue-processing accounts and emphasizing cue reliability, cross-linguistic variation, and multi-cue integration.
- Modern work therefore treats cue reliability, cross-linguistic variation, and integration of multiple information sources as central questions, rather than assuming a single universally decisive bootstrap.
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