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McNeil, David – 1971
A study of the speech process was conducted. The process is described as one closely linked to the one involved in the problem of the serial order in behavior. It is pointed out that in the speech of young children the grammatical relations that are properties of elementary underlying sentences appear in the grammatical meanings. Six examples of…
Descriptors: Biology, Child Language, Cognitive Development, Cognitive Processes