Parental speech to typical and atypical populations: a study on linguistic partial repetition
Authors:
- Luca OnnisLOLuca Onnis
- Gianluca EspositoGEGianluca Esposito
- Paola VenutiPVPaola Venuti
- Shimon EdelmanSEShimon Edelman
- 1 January 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Language Sciences
- Vol. 83
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- Nanyang Technological University
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