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Three clusters of grammatical abilities in individuals with language deficits “split” the universal grammar hypothesis

2023-11-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>In this study we assessed 15 language comprehension abilities in 55,558 individuals with language deficits 4 to 22 years of age using parent-generated reports. Data-driven cluster analysis identified three distinct clusters of co-expressed abilities. The first cluster, termed “command language,” included knowing the name, responding to ‘No’ or ‘Stop’, responding to praise, and following...

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6caaea26-66b3-5fd4-abaf-c15bdbdfdc92
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3181937/v1
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