Background The predictable path to child language acquisition is largely constrained by
both brain maturation and environmental experience. The synchronized activity of large …

Frontal gamma power has been associated with early language development in typically
developing toddlers, and gamma band abnormalities have been observed in individuals …

Gamma activity has been linked to a variety of different cognitive processes and exists in
both transient and persistent forms. Across studies, different brain regions have been …

High-frequency cortical activity in humans and animals has been linked to a wide variety of
higher cognitive processes. This research suggests that specific changes in neuronal …

Early childhood is a period of tremendous growth in both language ability and brain
maturation. To understand the dynamic interplay between neural activity and spoken …

Cortical signals have been shown to track acoustic and linguistic properties of continuous
speech. This phenomenon has been measured in both children and adults, reflecting …

The ability to rapidly discriminate successive auditory stimuli within tens-of-milliseconds is
crucial for speech and language development, particularly in the first year of life. This skill …

The brain's activity at rest changes dramatically as it develops. Resting oscillatory power
within delta and theta bands, for example, decreases steadily between childhood and late …

A long‐standing question in developmental science is how the neurodevelopment of the
brain influences cognitive functions. Here, we examined the developmental change of …

Children's ability to retrieve word meanings and incorporate them into sentences, along with
the neural structures that support these skills, continues to evolve throughout adolescence …