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Emerging Verbal Functions in Early Infancy: Lessons from Observational and Computational Approaches on Typical Development and Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

Peter B MarschikClaudius A A WidmannSigrun LangTomas KulviciusSofie BoterbergKarin Nielsen-SainesSven BölteGianluca EspositoAnders Nordahl-HansenHerbert RoeyersFlorentin WörgötterChrista EinspielerLuise PoustkaDajie Zhang
Published in: Advances in neurodevelopmental disorders (2022)
Pre-babbling vocalisations as precursor for future speech-language functions may reveal valuable signs for identifying infants at risk for atypical development. Observational studies should be complemented by computational approaches to enable in-depth understanding of the developing speech-language functions. By disentangling features of typical and atypical early verbal development, computational approaches may support clinical screening and evaluation.
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