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Does Children’s Comprehension of the Passive Voice Depend on Working Memory?
This paper investigates the role of WM in the comprehension of declarative, passive sentences involving actional verbs by children 4-5 years old. Children viewed animations depicting an agent and patient interacting while concurrently hearing a passive-sentence description of the action, and judged
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