Book sharing and reminiscing: Caregivers’ conversational style and children's language and literacy development in low-income Costa Rican families
Authors:
- Ana M. CarmiolACAna M. Carmiol
- Alison SparksASAlison Sparks
- L. Diego ConejoLCL. Diego Conejo
- 8 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Early Childhood Research Quarterly
- Vol. 60, 110-125
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Universidad de Costa Rica (723-B4–341)
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