Caroline Rowland

Honorary Professor

Radboud University

Netherlands

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Caroline Rowland is an Honorary Professor at Radboud University, Netherlands. Her research focuses on language acquisition, multimodal social interaction in communication, and the cognitive aspects of language development in children. Recent articles by Professor Rowland explore topics such as the role of joint attention in sign language acquisition, the relationship between vocabulary growth and nonword repetition, and the influence of visual speech cues on neural processing in infants.

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Malathi Thothathiri

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George Washington University

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Evan Kidd

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Gary Jones

University of Nottingham

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Amy Bidgood

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Liverpool John Moores University

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Samantha Durrant

The University of Manchester

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Seamus Donnelly

Australian National University

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Articles (10)

The separability of early vocabulary and grammar knowledge

The role of executive function in the processing and acquisition of syntax

Caregivers Use Joint Attention to Support Sign Language Acquisition in Deaf Children

Constructing language: a framework for explaining acquisition

Language acquisition occurs in multimodal social interaction: A commentary on Karadöller, Sümer and Özyürek

Gesture screening in young infants: Highly sensitive to risk factors for communication delay.

Simulating the Relationship Between Nonword Repetition Performance and Vocabulary Growth in 2‐Year‐Olds: Evidence From the Language 0–5 Project

Establishing the reliability of metrics extracted from long-form recordings using LENA and the ACLEW pipeline.

Statistical learning ability at 17 months relates to early reading skills via oral language.

The effect of visual speech cues on neural tracking of speech in 10-month-old infants.

Collaborators (6)

Malathi Thothathiri

Evan Kidd

Gary Jones

Amy Bidgood

Samantha Durrant

Seamus Donnelly

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