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ISBN 10: 1875378723
ISBN 13: 9781875378722
Author: Claire Fletcher Flinn, Gus Haberman
Cognition and Language Perspectives from New Zealand 1st Table of contents:
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Introduction
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Overview of Cognitive and Linguistic Research in Aotearoa
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Historical and Cultural Contexts
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Scope and Objectives of the Volume
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Theoretical Foundations
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Cognitive Science and Language: Global Frameworks
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Indigenous Epistemologies and Mātauranga Māori
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Bilingualism and Cognitive Flexibility
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Language Acquisition and Development
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Early Language Development in New Zealand Children
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The Role of Te Reo Māori in Cognitive Growth
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Language Delay and Intervention Strategies
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Psycholinguistics in Practice
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Sentence Processing and Memory
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Speech Perception in Multilingual Contexts
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Language and Emotion Regulation
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Education and Literacy
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Language Learning in New Zealand Schools
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Literacy Development in Māori and Pasifika Communities
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Cognitive Approaches to Reading and Writing
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Neuroscience and Language
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Brain Imaging Studies in New Zealand
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Neural Correlates of Bilingualism
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Cognitive Decline and Language Disorders
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Language, Identity, and Society
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Sociolinguistic Perspectives on Identity
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Language Revitalization and Cultural Cognition
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Code-Switching and Cognitive Load
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Applied Perspectives
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Language in Clinical and Therapeutic Settings
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Cognitive Assessment Tools in Multilingual Populations
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AI, Language Technology, and Cognitive Interfaces
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Future Directions
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Emerging Research in Cognition and Language
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Policy Implications and Educational Reform
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Collaborative Pathways for Indigenous and Western Science
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