Promoting Early Language Development: Specific Maternal Responses Are Important
Martin T. Stein
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Martin T. Stein
Abstract
Language development is mediated by both brain maturation and the environment. Parents' prompt and contingent responses to children's initiation of language are essential to the early acquisition of language. To learn what specific parental responses are associated with toddlers' language acquisition, researchers in Australia examined mothers' responsive behaviors in slow language acquirers participating in a larger study, which included a parent-completed …
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Language development is mediated by both brain maturation and the environment. Parents' prompt and contingent responses to children's initiation of language are essential to the early acquisition of language. To learn what specific parental responses are associated with toddlers' language acquisition, researchers in Australia examined mothers' responsive behaviors in slow language acquirers participating in a larger study, which included a parent-completed …
Key concepts: Language development, Language acquisition, Developmental psychology, Medicine, Brain development, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience