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Caregiver prosody coincides with infant sustained visual attention
Prosodic modifications in caregiver speech are related to infant attention, word learning, and long-term language development, yet how moment-to-moment caregiver prosody relates to infant attentional dynamics during naturalistic interaction remains unclear. Here, we used unsupervised learning to cat
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