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Kidiolects: How children perceive child speech
A longstanding assumption is that children acquire language mainly from adult models, but newer research suggests this cannot be correct. Children experience a great deal of child speech as well, particularly across a broader sample of cultures. They enjoy listening to child speech. They can compreh
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