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The Fetal Acoustic Environment may be too Noisy for Prenatal Phonetic Learning From External Sources
Prenatal auditory learning is well-documented, but not at the phonetic level. It may be that phonetic information is so degraded in the prenatal acoustic environment that Prenatal Phonetic Learning (PPL) becomes impossible. Yet, this has never been clearly established, and some r
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