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Neural tracking of surprisal in Spanish-English bilingual children during naturalistic heritage language listening.
Our understanding of the neurobiology of language development is imprecise, particularly for bilingual children in their heritage language, since much research focuses on monolingual children or societal majority languages. In this study, we use a novel computational approach to quantifying linguist
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