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致謝
本文之完成要感謝國科會經費補助（國科會計畫編號:
NSC-91-2413-H-152-017）、國立台北教育大學張芳 全教授統計分析指導、研究助理顏宏如，張婉逸，
黃卓琦，和傅敬涵協助家庭訪談和語料轉譯，參與 本計畫之幼兒與家長的幫忙與合作，以及兩位匿名 審查委員提供寶貴意見，特此致謝。