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Descripción: The present study analyzes development in a group of 10 deaf children that have been fitted with a
cochlear implant (CI) before their second birthday. The main aim of this study is to explore the extent to
which post-implantation development is influenced by the degree of stimulation received by the children.
Data were obtained about perception (parental questionnaire), and pre-linguistic and linguistic production
(spontaneous speech samples and parental questionnaires). Also, a quantitative measure of the degree of
stimulation of each child was obtained pre- and post- implantation. Results showed important intra-group
variability: 1) in the rate of language development (expressive lexicon after 12 months of CI use); and 2)
in the degree of stimulation. Statistic analysis confirmed that the degree of stimulation after 12 months of
auditory experience is the only variable that correlates significantly with language development at that
moment. The following variables did not correlate with expressive language: age at implantation,
perception after three months of CI use, and babbling onset. Such results confirm the major role of early
stimulation for the development of CI users, and especially the important role of the family in this
process.
Autor(es): Moreno - Torres Sánchez, Ignacio - Cid Ruiz, Mª del Mar - Santana Hernández, Rafael - Ramos Carrasco, Ángel -
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Palabras clave: Atención temprana -
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Relación:
[IsBasedOn] Revista de Investigación en Logopedia, ISSN 2174-5218, Vol. 1, Nº. 1, 2011, pags. 56-75
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