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Comparing mand training and other instructional methods to teach a foreign language
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2019The purpose of the current study was to examine the effects of mand, tact, and native‐to‐foreign (NFI) and foreign‐to‐native (FNI) intraverbal training on the acquisition of a foreign language. We used a multiple‐baseline design across participants with an embedded adapted alternating treatments design to compare the effects of mand training, tact ...
Wai-Ling, Wu +2 more
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Languages of the World: Mande languages
2017The book continues the encyclopaedic multi-volume publication “Languages of the World”, which is being prepared at the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences. This volume is dedicated to the Mande languages spoken in the Western sub-Saharan Africa.
Vydrin, Valentin +3 more
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Writing systems for Mande languages
2017A survey of writing systems for Mande languages: original writings of Vai, Mende, Looma, Kpelle, Maninka (Nko); the Ajami writing.
Vydrin, Valentin, Rovenchak, Andrij
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Missionary descriptions of Mande languages: verbal morphology in 19th century grammars
Faits de Langues, 2020Abstract In spite of the prominent role of missionary linguists in shaping the field of modern African linguistics, the approaches adopted in their early grammar descriptions remain virtually unstudied, just as the descriptions themselves are largely ignored by modern linguists.
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The Effects of Mands and Models on the Speech of Unresponsive Language-Delayed Preschool Children
Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 1984The effects of the systematic use of mands (non-yes/no questions and instructions to verbalize), models (imitative prompts), and specific consequent events on the productive verbal behavior of three unresponsive, socially isolate, language-delayed preschool children were investigated in a multiple-baseline design within a classroom free play period ...
S F, Warren +2 more
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Non-verbal predication and copulas in three Mande languages
2020Non-verbal predication and copula types are analysed in three Mande languages: Bambara, Guinean Maninka, and Eastern Dan. These languages display considerable divergences. In Bambara, there are three affirmative non-verbal copulas used in different construction types, comprising one formal class.
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Mand and Tact Training for Children with Language Impairment
2023Tiffany Kodak +2 more
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