Intersensory matching of faces and voices in infancy predicts language outcomes in young children.

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Intersensory matching of faces and voices in infancy predicts language outcomes in young children.

Edgar EV, Todd JT, Bahrick LE. Intersensory matching of faces and voices in infancy predicts language outcomes in young children. Dev Psychol. 2022 Aug; 58(8):1413-1428.

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subject areas

Child
Child Language
Child, Preschool
Humans
Infant
Language
Language Development
Longitudinal Studies
Male
Vocabulary

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Lorraine Bahrick

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