Although the development of spoken language is dependent on the emergence of cognitive,
language, and speech motor skills, knowledge about how these domains interact during the …

In early speech development, progressive gains in phonetic ability represent progress in
multiple domains (eg, sensory, perceptual, cognitive, linguistic, and neuromotor) all of which …

This longitudinal investigation examines developmental changes in orofacial movements
occurring during the early stages of communication development. The goals were to identify …

We conducted a study to assess the factors that affect language development in infants and
toddlers using data obtained during developmental screening. Our study group consisted of …

Hypoxia and ischemia are of the most common causes of acquired brain injury in preterm
infants and often results in damage to the periventricular areas of the preterm brain. Several …

Speech motor development progresses and regresses, possibly due to the interaction of
cognition, language, and speech motor performance. Further knowledge regarding these …