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Morphosyntax sans sight: Development of linguistic structure in blind toddlers
Part of language development necessarily involves connecting sensory input with linguistic units. We asked whether visual input in particular was differ- entially relevant for learning words and building grammar. While substan- tial prior work (e.g. Bates & Goodman, 1997) confirms a tight link b
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