The Role of Narrative Structure in Scaffolding Children’s Recall

<p>Children’s episodic memory improves sharply between 4 and 7 years. Here, we asked whether the developing ability to impose narrative structure on events may be one reason for this change. Children in the U.S. between 4 and 7 years (<i>n</i> = 77) viewed silent cartoons and then...

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Главный автор:	Kate A. Hill (22460823) (author)
Другие авторы:	Samantha S. Cohen (22460826) (author), Ingrid R. Olson (5710910) (author), Nora S. Newcombe (5425649) (author)
Опубликовано:	2025
Предметы:	Medicine Science Policy Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified broadly used system semantic knowledge necessary later memory accuracy initial narrative structure impose narrative structure 7 years (< viewed silent cartoons general .</ p young children ’ around 7 days scaffolding children ’ narrative structure 7 years children ’ verbal knowledge scaffolding developments memory may episodic memory children recalled second viewing positively associated one reason n </ impoverished understanding fly narration findings underscore events may developing ability construct narratives asked whether
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The Role of Narrative Structure in Scaffolding Children’s Recall

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