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Listener agreement on phonetic segments in early infant vocalizations
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  • 1975Developmental psycholinguistics and communication disorders137 cited
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  • 1971Newborn Infant Cry and Nonhuman Primate Vocalization68 cited
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  • 1970A Phonetic Study of Babbling57 cited
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  • 1948Infant Speech: Development of Vowel Sounds51 cited
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  • 1941Research on speech sounds for the first six months of life.24 cited

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