Vocal Interchange With Mother and Stranger as a Function of Infant Age, Sex, and Parental Education.

Roe, Kiki V.

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Publication Date: 1990

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Vocal Interchange With Mother and Stranger as a Function of Infant Age, Sex, and Parental Education.

Roe, Kiki V.

Early Childhood Research Quarterly, v5 n1 p135-45 Mar 1990

Explores the possibility of sex and socioeducational differences in young infants' patterns of vocal interaction with mothers and strangers at two and three months of age. Infants at both ages vocalized more to mothers than to strangers. (BB)

Descriptors: Adult Child Relationship, Educational Status Comparison, Family Environment, Infant Behavior, Language Patterns, Mothers, Sex Differences, Speech Communication, Stranger Reactions

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Language: English

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