ICPS

2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019

Implicit Learning in Down Syndrome: Consistent with Cognitive Level

Paris, France · March 2019

Posters · Lifespan Development

  • Frances Conners
    University of Alabama
  • Leonard Abbeduto
    University of California Davis
  • Jamie DeCoster
    University of Virginia
  • Laura Grofer Klinger
    University of North Carolina
  • Mark R Klinger
    University of North Carolina
  • Edward C Merrill
    University of Alabama

Abstract

On two implicit learning tasks, adolescents with Down syndrome (DS) performed lower than their typical age-peers and similarly to their cognitive level typical peers, suggesting that implicit learning in DS is commensurate with cognitive level. Correlations suggest a subtle connection might exist between implicit learning and grammar skills in DS.

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