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Word Learning Seasons: Climate Effects on Early Vocabulary in Monolingual and Bilingual Children
Children’s vocabularies reflect the dynamic worlds they inhabit, yet traditional models of language acquisition treat environmental influences as static. This study reveals how seasonal variations in weather systematically influence early vocabulary composition. Three studies involving 16–30 months
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