Brain Waves Aid Study of Language Impairment
Filed under: Language impairment
By looking at how the brain responds to different aspects of grammar, specifically nouns and verbs, researchers at the UT Dallas Callier Center for Communication Disorders are hoping to provide a better understanding of the nature of language disorders in children.
Full article: University of Texas at Dallas
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