Inflectional Learning Trajectories is a theoretical construct in morphological development that characterizes the systematic, developmental pathways through which learners acquire and generalize inflectional morphemes over time, distinguishing it from static models by emphasizing temporal progression and stage-specific patterns in linguistic mastery.
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THE ACQUISITION OF NOUN AND VERB INFLECTIONS
Courtney B. Cazden · Child Development · 1968 · 380 citations
The Acquisition of Noun and Verb Inflections
Courtney B. Cazden · Child Development · 1968 · 323 citations
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