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Varying Dimensions of Language Input Predict Language and Executive Function Development Across Socioeconomically Diverse Families
Children’s early language experiences are linked to their language and executive functioning (EF) development, and vary by socioeconomic status (SES). However, unique features may support different cognitive domains because input is multifaceted. The present study characterizes the dimensional struc
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