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What do bilingual infants attend to when watching talking faces?

Francois Grosjean Ph.D. Life as a Bilingual Attention When Bilingual Infants Look at People Talking What do bilingual infants attend to when watching talking faces? Posted September 15, 2015 Share Tweet Share on Bluesky Share Email THE BASICS Understanding Attention Take our ADHD Test Find a therapist to help with ADHD Post written by François Grosjean. Have you ever observed infants raised in a two-language home when they look at someone speaking to them? I have had that opportunity lately and what has struck me is both the intensity of their gaze and the attention they pay to the mouth, but

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