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early bilingualism

early bilingualism Early bilingualism is growing up with two languages from infancy.

Early bilingualism is growing up with two languages from infancy. In the source material, it is linked to a later decline in infants’ broad language-discrimination abilities, so bilingual infants can continue distinguishing between languages or signs at ages when monolingual infants often no longer do.

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Drafting source: Kandel Sonia; Burfin Sabine; Méary David; Ruiz-Tada Elisa; Costa Albert; Pascalis Olivier. The Impact of Early Bilingualism on Face Recognition Processes. 2016; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01080; article XML SHA-256 b8d9ab42f090beca17acd33cfa8cdfbcc4c6d7502ca0e4847594c152b750b1d6. “The Impact of Early Bilingualism on Face Recognition Processes” (10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01080).
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