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This research investigates how sensorimotor development affects early phonological skills in infants. By using functional near-infrared spectroscopy, the project examines the relationship between phoneme recognition and motor skills in different age groups.
This proposal investigates the functional role of sensorimotor maturation in two early phonological achievements: phonological specialization (partA) and the emergence of early processing biases (PartB).PartA:
Two groups of 10.5-to-12.5-month-olds will undertake two fNIRS experiment following Minagawa-Kawai et al. (2007) with a major modification: one group of infant will complete the task with Early-Learned (own) phonemes (Experiment 1); the other with Late-Learned (non-own) phonemes (Experimen…
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