Abstract
Effects of Inserted Question Aids and Successive Processing Ability of Subjects on Deficient Text Memory
M. Mitsuda
It is assumed that text comprehension could be accomplished through coodinating separate episodic units into a definite representation of the story. So that a set of relations among these units and successive processing ability would be necessitated for Ss to comprehend any story materials. Both EMR high school students and non-retarded 1st Grade pupils showed that these successive processing ability, question-induced processing aids and constitution of story would be critical for efficient story comprehension as indexed by recognition tests.