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Literacy Skills are Related to Audiovisual Speech Perception in School-Aged Children
Does learning to read influence children’s audiovisual (AV) speech perception? This study aimed to answer this question by delving into whether the process of learning to read in Uzbek, a language with a transparent orthography, influences the sensitivity to AV speech cues (i.e., mouth movements cor
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