Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus

ND-Corpus audio recordings

Daylong audio recordings of 56 Dutch children at the age of 8, 12 and 16 months. Longitudinal data for all participants, except for participants 23, 32, 35, 39. Speech is not yet transcribed. Restricted access. Please discuss access with the contributors. A data sharing agreement will need to be in place before access can be granted.

ND-Corpus developmental data

This collection is under construction.

Details

Title: Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus
Contributor: Nienke Rulkens-Dijkstra
Paula Fikkert
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Developmental Psychology
Language Acquisition
Language Development
Language: Dutch
Persistent Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1839/d9d973a1-4dba-4d35-ae9a-9bdb7868383a
Description: The Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus was collected within a multi-methodological longitudinal cohort study (called ‘Universal constraints?’) that tracked the language development of 56 Dutch-learning children from 8 months to 46 months (2009 to 2013). The project was supported and funded by CLS, and aimed to track place of articulation patterns in perception and production from the stage of universal listeners to the stage of language-specific listeners and language producers.
Description: The Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus was collected within a multi-methodological longitudinal cohort study (called ‘Universal constraints?’) that tracked the language development of 56 Dutch-learning children from 8 months to 46 months (2009 to 2013). The project was supported and funded by CLS, and aimed to track place of articulation patterns in perception and production from the stage of universal listeners to the stage of language-specific listeners and language producers.
License: Creative Commons CC BY-NC

Detailed Metadata

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MPI_Collection
- Title : Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus
- DataType : Audio recordings
- DataType : Questionnaire data
- DataType : Other
- ResearchField : Developmental Psychology
- ResearchField : Language Acquisition
- ResearchField : Language Development
- Date : 2023-05-16
- Description
  Description : The Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus was collected within a multi-methodological longitudinal cohort study (called ‘Universal constraints?’) that tracked the language development of 56 Dutch-learning children from 8 months to 46 months (2009 to 2013). The project was supported and funded by CLS, and aimed to track place of articulation patterns in perception and production from the stage of universal listeners to the stage of language-specific listeners and language producers.
- Contributor
  Name : Nienke Rulkens-Dijkstra
  
  Role : researcher
  
  EmailAddress : Nienke.Rulkens@mpi.nl
- Contributor
  Name : Paula Fikkert
  
  Role : researcher
  
  EmailAddress : Paula.Fikkert@ru.nl
  
  ORCID : https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7317-2100
- Institution
  Department : Language Development
  
  Organisation : Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
  
  Url : https://www.mpi.nl/department/language-development/
- Institution
  Department : Centre for Language Studies
  
  Organisation : Radboud University
  
  Url : https://www.ru.nl/cls/
- Institution
  Organisation : Baby&Child Research Center
  
  Url : https://www.babyandchild.nl/
- Project
  ProjectName : Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus
  
  ProjectDescription : The Nijmegen-Dijkstra-Corpus was collected within a multi-methodological longitudinal cohort study (called ‘Universal constraints?’) that tracked the language development of 56 Dutch-learning children from 8 months to 46 months (2009 to 2013). The project was supported and funded by CLS, and aimed to track place of articulation patterns in perception and production from the stage of universal listeners to the stage of language-specific listeners and language producers.
- Content_Language
  Name : Dutch
  
  Id : ISO639-3:nld
- Location
  Continent : Europe
  
  Country : Netherlands
  
  PlaceName : Nijmegen
  
  geoCoordinates
  
  Latitude : 51.812563
  
  Longitude : 5.837226
  
  Elevation : 16.825
- License
  License : Creative Commons CC BY-NC
  
  LicenseURL : https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/