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Sign Language AcquisitionEdited by Anne E. Baker and Bencie Woll
[Benjamins Current Topics 14] 2008
► pp. 1–49
Edited by Anne E. Baker and Bencie Woll
[Benjamins Current Topics 14] 2008
► pp. 1–49
Methods and procedures in sign language acquisition studies
Sign language acquisition is a relatively new field and is still developing its own good practice. This paper gives an overview of the most common procedures in research design, choice of subjects, transcription and documentation. The paper concludes with a brief overview of the chronology of development of sign languages.
Keywords: methodology, research design, sign language acquisition, transcription
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2015. Methods in Bimodal Bilingualism Research. In Research Methods in Sign Language Studies, ► pp. 250 ff.
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