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Listening Ahead: Phonological Prediction in Down Syndrome
Phonological prediction allows listeners to anticipate upcoming words based on partial linguistic input. While this ability is well documented in typically developing populations, its status in individuals with Down syndrome remains underexplored. This study examined phonological prediction in indiv
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