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The time course for language acquisition in biologically distinct populations: evidence from deaf individuals.

Brain and language - 1 Apr 2004

Ross Danielle S, Bever Thomas G

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The present study provides evidence that individuals who have different patterns of cerebral lateralization and who develop along different maturational time courses can attain comparable levels of language proficiency. Right-handed individuals with left-handed family members (left-handed familials, LHFs) showed a shorter sensitive period for language acquisition than did right-handed individuals with only...

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PMID: 15010243
DOI: 10.1016/S0093-934X(03)00308-0

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