Sentence examples for infant language from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tchernichovski and Gary Marcus, who studies infant language learning at New York University and who helped design the study, discussed the results.

THIS blogger has just begun an 18-year study of infant language acquisition and child bilingualism, so posting will be light until I return from paternity leave the week after next.

Researchers who focus on infant language and those who specialize in birdsong have teamed up in a new study suggesting that learning the transitions between syllables — from "da" to "do" and "do" to "da" — is the crucial bottleneck between babbling and speaking.

To examine factors influencing preterm infant language development.

This type of curriculum genre is very familiar in infant language learning across cultures, that we may call the 'pointing and naming game'.

As such, they pose a peculiar problem for infant language learners: These variants occur in the ambient language, but they are not used to encode lexical contrasts.

In one recent study, Fernald, with a colleague, Adriana Weisleder, and others, identified "large disparities" among socioeconomic groups in "infants' language processing, speech production, and vocabulary".

The early acquisition of native language prosody is assumed to ease infants' language development.

However, the degree to which the stress pattern shapes infants' language development has yet to be fully determined.

First, globally, there was no strong evidence based on randomized controlled trials for the effectiveness of NHS on deaf infants' language development, and consequently, no evidence as regards the evaluation of their psychological and educational-related outcomes.

Additionally, ERPs are advantageous in studying infants' language development because ERP testing does not require an overt response from the participants and therefore can be conducted within hours after birth, before the possible onset of effects from the postnatal environment.