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Characterizing the richness of maternal input for word learning in neurogenetic disorders
Laura J. Mattie
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Pamela A. Hadley
Speech and Hearing Science
Center for Social & Behavioral Science
Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute
Linguistics
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Fragile X Syndrome
100%
Down Syndrome
100%
Word Learning
100%
Neurogenetic Disorders
100%
Maternal Input
100%
Child Word Learning
66%
Gesture Use
66%
Early Word Learning
66%
Maternal Language Input
66%
Clinical Application
33%
Linguistic Dimension
33%
Typically Developing children
33%
Multidimensional Framework
33%
Toddlers
33%
Caregivers
33%
Similarity Relation
33%
Children with Down Syndrome
33%
Language Ability
33%
Language Disorders
33%
Multidimensional Perspective
33%
Conceptual Dimension
33%
Psychology
Word Learning
100%
Down Syndrome
80%
Fragile X Syndrome
60%
Caregiver
20%
Language Disorder
20%
Language Ability
20%