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From what they hear to what they say: The distribution of word classes in the output of young English-speaking children and their caregivers
Usage-based approaches propose that children assimilate the statistical regularities of their input. While prior studies have documented such input–output correlations for specific constructions, more systemic properties like word-class distributions have received less attention. The present study e
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