Titia Benders

Macquarie University

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Hiromasa Kotera

Lecturer

Doshisha University

JAPAN

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Tineke Snijders

Tilburg University

NETHERLANDS

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Felicity Cox

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Alison E. Lane

AUSTRALIA

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Richard Fletcher

Associate professor

Newcastle University

AUSTRALIA

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Daniel Barker

Conjoint Senior Lecturer

Newcastle University

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Michael Proctor

Macquarie University

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Olivia Whalen

Associate Lecturer

Newcastle University

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Jennifer StGeorge

Newcastle University

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Titia Benders

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Vowel harmony preferences in infants growing up in multilingual Ghana (Africa).

The relationship between pitch contours in infant-directed speech and early signs of autism in infancy

Towards diversifying early language development research

Computational modelling of language acquisition: an introduction

Diversifying language acquisition research can be (partly) achieved in urban societies and with simplified methodologies: Insights from multilingual Ghana

Phonological features emerge substance-freely from the phonetics and the morphology

Reconsidering lateral vocalisation: Evidence from perception and production of Australian English /l/

Infant and child-directed speech used with infants and children at risk or diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

Feature generalization in Dutch–German bilingual and monolingual children’s speech production

Infants’ Implicit Rhyme Perception in Child Songs and Its Relationship With Vocabulary

Infant-directed Speech by Dutch Fathers: Increased Pitch Variability within and across Utterances

Collaborators (9)

Hiromasa Kotera

Tineke Snijders

Felicity Cox

Alison E. Lane

Richard Fletcher

Daniel Barker

Michael Proctor

Olivia Whalen

Jennifer StGeorge

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