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Towards a multi-component framework of grammar development: Links with rhythm processing and executive functions
Grammar acquisition is central to language development, yet its interplay with non-linguistic abilities such as executive functions (EFs) and rhythm processing remains unclear. Clarifying these relations is important for understanding the mechanisms underlying grammar development. In a preregistered
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