ICPS

2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019

Reading Versus Playing: Effects of Interactive Parent-Child Reading and Playing Number Board Games on Language and Cognitive Gains Among Preschoolers

Paris, France · March 2019

Posters · Lifespan Development

  • Kathy Shum
    The University of Hong Kong
  • Albe Ng
    The University of Hong Kong

Abstract

Based on a randomized controlled trial, we showed that both dialogic reading and parent-child interaction through playing number board games enhanced preschoolers’ verbal working memory, inferencing ability, and listening comprehension. Our results suggested that the interactivity in parent-child interaction may underlie the language and cognitive gains resulted from these activities.

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