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The Associations between Social Network Size and Preschool Children’s Visual Perspective-Taking and Non-Verbal Cue Understanding
Exposure to diverse communicative environments fosters a broader, more flexible repertoire of communicative behaviour. Children’s social networks may constitute a meaningful, yet underexplored, factor contributing to environmental diversity. In a cross-sectional study, we examined whether social net
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