Conversational turn-taking is ubiquitously found in caregiver-infant interactions, and robustly
predictive of infant communicative development. Over the first year, infants take quick adult …

Background Prelinguistic communication complexity refers to the use of different
communication forms such as eye gaze, gestures and vocalisations and the degree to which …

Turn‐taking interactions are foundational to the development of social, communicative, and
cognitive skills. In infants, vocal turn‐taking experience is predictive of infants' …

There is robust evidence that infants' gestures and vocalisations and caregivers' contingent
responses predict later child vocabulary. Recent studies suggest that dyadic combinations of …

Meanwhile, in 1999 in the Netherlands, Joost joined Leo Noordman's Text Linguistics group
at Tilburg University, and was invited by new colleague Fons Maes to co-teach a course …

Social interaction plays a critical role in language acquisition. Children typically learn
language through face-to-face interactions with their caregivers in social contexts, and face …

The transition from nonverbal to verbal communication in children is significantly influenced
by the maternal secondary signaling system. Current geopolitical and health crises, such as …

Перехід від невербальної до вербальної комунікації у дітей відбувається під значним
впливом акивності другої сигнальної системи матері. Сучасні геополітичні кризи, такі як …

The transition from nonverbal to verbal communication in children is significantly influenced
by the maternal secondary signaling system. Current geopolitical and health crises, such as …

Before they learn how to speak, infants start to communicate by producing vocalisations and
gestures. These early behaviours, including gesture-speech combinations, have been found …