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Toimijuus korkeakoulutettujen suomen oppijoiden visuaalisissa narratiiveissa

2018

This socioculturally informed study explores how highly educated Finnish language learners represent their agency in visual narratives. Learners (n=59) were asked to draw two pictures of themselves as Finnish language users and provide verbal interpretations of the drawings. The aim of using visual narratives is to reach aspects such as feelings and beliefs which might be difficult to express verbally. The data were analyzed first by using visual grammar set out by Kress and van Leeuwen (2006) and secondly by content analysis. The findings suggest that learners saw Finnish language as a tool for oral communication. However, difficulties with speaking and listening appeared to restrict learn…

Hidalgo ja käsikirjoittaja : tekijän näkökulma adaptaatioon ja visuaaliseen kerrontaan laajassa sarjakuvassa

2006

Visuaaliset resurssit suomi toisena kielenä -oppitunneilla : multimodaalinen näkökulma

2013

Oppimateriaaleilla ja muilla luokassa käytetyillä resursseilla on suuri vaikutus siihen, millaiseksi oppimisympäristö muotoutuu ja millaista toimintaa se mahdollistaa. Useat kansainväliset tutkimukset ovat osoittaneet, että visuaalisten ja multimodaalisten resurssien hyödyntäminen kielen opetuksessa auttaa rakentamaan oppimisympäristöä, joka on pedagogisesti rikas, motivoiva sekä monipuolisia oppimisprosesseja tukeva. Visuaalisuuden roolia suomalaisessa kielen oppimisen kontekstissa ei kuitenkaan ole tutkittu juuri lainkaan. Tutkielman kiinnostuksen kohteena on visuaalisuus hyvin laajasti ymmärrettynä, jolloin perinteisten kuvien lisäksi siihen kuuluvat myös esimerkiksi eleet, esineet, liik…

Visual methods in Applied Language Studies

2018

This introductory article serves two purposes. Firstly, it provides the background for the set of 11 articles that appear in the special issue of this journal and summarizes the articles along a number of dimensions. All the articles address aspects of multilingualism as subjectively experienced and they all make use of visual methodologies. Secondly, it subjects the articles to two meta-analyses. The first one compares and contrasts the studies by site: production, image and audiencing. The second one, in contrast, classifies the studies by the research strategy chosen by the researchers: looking, seeing or designing. The article concludes by pointing to future directions in research on mu…

A Moldvai Csángómagyar Oktatási Program kutatása és támogatása vizuális módszerekkel

2018

A Moldvai Csángómagyar Oktatási Program kutatása és támogatása egy több éves (2016– 2021), a Finn Akadémia által támogatott projekt (projektszáma, 299133), amelynek anyaga 30 moldvai településen folyatatott, 2017–2019 között végzett terepmunkából áll. A terepmunka szakaszai során számos vizuális és digitális módszertani eljárás is bevezetésre kerül, s az ezek segítségével készített anyagokból nagy terjedelmű, multimodális adatbázis jön létre. Cikkemben néhány, eddig sikeresnek bizonyult módszert mutatok be, különös tekintettel arra, hogy ezek segítségével hogyan válaszolhatók meg a kutatási kérdéseim. A kötet témájához igazodva kutatásomnak a nyelvitájkép-kutatások között elfoglalt helyét i…

Brain's capacity to detect abstract regularities from visual stimuli under different attentive conditions- an ERP study

2010

Many previous studies have applied oddball paradigm to study change detection. Although changes within single features have been investigated a lot, the changes in multiple feature conjunctions have not. The aim of our study was to investigate with event-related potentials by applying oddball paradigm, whether the brain can detect abstract regularities in visual stimulus stream when two different features are combined - semantic meaning and color. Participants were shown adjective words written in red and blue print in quasi-random order on a computer screen. In an oddball paradigm, 90 % of the words (‘standard’) followed the rule “words printed in red have a negative meaning and the words …

Event-related potentials to task-irrelevant changes in facial expressions

2009

Abstract Background Numerous previous experiments have used oddball paradigm to study change detection. This paradigm is applied here to study change detection of facial expressions in a context which demands abstraction of the emotional expression-related facial features among other changing facial features. Methods Event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded in adult humans engaged in a demanding auditory task. In an oddball paradigm, repeated pictures of faces with a neutral expression ('standard', p = .9) were rarely replaced by pictures with a fearful ('fearful deviant', p = .05) or happy ('happy deviant', p = .05) expression. Importantly, facial identities changed from picture to pi…

视觉工作记忆存储的表征单位 [The Representation Unit of Visual Working Memory]

2022

The visual working memory is a limited storage system in which people could flexibly process the representations to complete the task. Among studies on the capacity of visual working memory, the representation unit is a prior subject. Previous research employs the change-detection paradigm and the recall paradigm to explore the nature of representations when features of diverse dimensions and different-level features of the same dimension are stored in the visual working memory. These studies elicit two binary hypotheses: the object-based representation hypothesis backs that those diverse features are bound on the object and form a whole, while the feature-based representation hypothesis su…

不同情绪面孔的视觉工作记忆表现差异 [The Performance Difference of Visual Working Memory between Various Emotional Faces]

2022

Among social-emotional stimuli, emotional faces occupy an important position, which specifically refer to human faces with certain facial expressions. The visual working memory is a limited workspace where information can be saved online and can be accessed and operated by advanced cognitive function during the maintenance period. A large number of behavioral and electrophysiological studies have shown that there are differences in visual working memory performance of different emotional faces. Specifically, angry faces can enhance the visual working memory performance; fearful faces may cause some damage to visual working memory; sad faces will impair face recognition encoding in visual wo…

Electrophysiological evidence supports the role of sustained visuospatial attention in maintaining visual WM contents

2019

Recent empirical and theoretical work suggests that there is a close relationship between visual working memory (WM) and visuospatial attention. Here, we investigated whether visuospatial attention was involved in maintaining object representations in visual WM. To this end, the alpha lateralization and contralateral delay activity (CDA) were analyzed as neural markers for visuospatial attention and visual WM storage, respectively. In the single-task condition, participants performed a grating change-detection task. To probe the role of visuospatial attention in maintaining WM contents, two color squares were presented above and below the fixation point during the retention interval, which …