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ArticleIt's a question? Infants attend differently to yes/no questions and declaratives

Mélanie Söderström2010

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It's a question? Infants attend differently to yes/no questions and declaratives

Mélanie Söderström · Eon-Suk Ko · Uliana Nevzorova

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Year2010

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Published2010-12-16

VenueInfant Behavior and Development

ISSN-L0163-6383

Languageen

Citations69

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