Fernald, 1982 - Google Patents
Acoustic Determinants of Infant Preference for" motherese"Fernald, 1982
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- Fernald A
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The speech of mothers to young infants (infant-directed speech) is characterised by highly exaggerated intonation patterns when compared with the intonation patterns of normal adult conversation (adult-directed speech). In this study, infant preference for this characteristic" …
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