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Factors structuring lexical development intoddlers: The effects of parental education,language exposure, and age
A growing body of research suggests that individual variation in young children's word comprehension (indexed by response times and accuracy) is structured and meaningful. In this paper, we assess how children’s word comprehension correlates with three factors: socio-economic status (indexed by mate
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