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Can parent-child interactions help reduce socioeconomic differences in language development? Results of a German birth cohort study
Sander L, Hoffmann S, Rattay P, et al. Can parent-child interactions help reduce socioeconomic differences in language development? Results of a German birth cohort study. Journal of Public Health. 2026.
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