When babies experience the world around them — hear the sounds, see the sights — their brains are doing a lot to process that information.
“While you’re just plain old loving your babies, talking...
Cultural influences take effect at an early age, causing young infants to respond differently to objects and events, according to a recent Northwestern study.
The study, published in Frontiers in Psychology...
A Northwestern psychology professor co-authored a study arguing the "word gap" between lower income children and more affluent children, who hear more words during early childhood, can be combated...
