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Strengths and Weaknesses: Early word learning skills and profiles of vocabulary development
Early vocabulary development predicts later cognitive functioning and school success. We sought to examine how processing differences across several skills that contribute to early word learning relate to variability in children’s vocabulary development. Building on recent direct measures of early v
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