• Words Matter: How Researchers Can Avoid Stigmatizing Language

• Going Beyond English Is Critical for Conservation

• A New and Better Way to Create Word Lists

• The Self-Taught Vocabulary of Homesigning Deaf Children Supports Universal Constraints on Language

• Daily, Consistent Parental Reading in the First Year of Life Improves Infants' Language Scores

• Toddlers' Attention to 'motherese' Speech May Be Used to Diagnose Autism

• Can a Computer Teach Babies to Count?

• Altered Speech May Be the First Sign of Parkinson's Disease

• Singing Supports Stroke Rehabilitation

• Can the AI Driving ChatGPT Help to Detect Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease?

• Orangutan Communication Sheds Light on Human Speech Origins

• When Using Virtual Reality as a Teaching Tool, Context and 'feeling Real' Matter

• The Universal Sound of Swearing Across Languages

• Parents Talk More to Toddlers Who Talk Back

• How the Brain Processes Language

• Drinking During Pregnancy Changes Baby's Brain Structure

• Genes and Languages Not Always Together

• Not Every Reader's Struggle Is the Same

• Smell Words Differ Primarily in Terms of Pleasantness and Edibility
• Our Brains 'time-Stamp' Sounds to Process the Words We Hear

• Automatic Text Simplification: Efficacy in the Foreign Language Classroom

• Gene Study Identifies Series of DNA Variants Linked to Dyslexia

• Properties of 'baby Talk' Similar Across Many Languages

• After Stroke in an Infant's Brain, Right Side of Brain Compensates for Loss of Language in Left Side

• How the Mother's Mood Influences Her Baby's Ability to Speak

• Masks Saw More Than 90 Percent of Deaf People Struggle to Communicate During Pandemic, Study Finds

• Exposure to Accents Helps Children Learn Words

• Talk With Your Hands? You Might Think With Them Too!

• Seven-Month-Old Babies Already Have a Sense of Symmetry

• Our Brain Is a Prediction Machine That Is Always Active

• Specialized Brain Regions Recognize Vocal Cues That Don't Involve Speech

• Our Social Interactions Begin at a Young Age

• Alexa and Siri, Listen Up! Teaching Machines to Really Hear Us

• Sentences Have Their Own Timing in the Brain

• Gestures Can Improve Understanding in Language Disorders

• Link Between Recognizing Our Voice and Feeling in Control

• Connectivity of Language Areas Unique in the Human Brain

• Shedding Light on Linguistic Diversity and Its Evolution

• Words Matter: How to Reduce Gender Bias With Word Choice

• Whole-Body Learning Can Boost Children's Letter Sound Recognition -- The First Step Toward Reading

• New Insights on Infant Word Learning

• Sign Languages Change, Too: The Evolution of SELF in ASL

• Deaf Children With Learning Delays Benefit from Cochlear Implants More Than Hearing Aids

• Chimpanzees Combine Calls to Form Numerous Vocal Sequences

• The Role of Variability: From Playing Tennis to Learning Language

• Neuroscientists Find Multiple Brain Regions Control Speech, Challenging Common Assumption
• Researchers Find Link Between Parkinson's Gene and Vocal Issues That Could Lead to Earlier Diagnosis

• 希望更多的学生学习语言吗?Win Over the Parents, Research Suggests

• Dramatic Events in Demographics Led to the Spread of Uralic Languages

• Even in a Virtual Classroom, Preschoolers Can Gain Reading Skills

• Can Artificial Intelligence Reveal Why Languages Change Over Time?
• After 'mama,' Children’s First Words Include 'this' And 'that'

• How Left Brain Asymmetry Is Related to Reading Ability

• Middle Ear Fluid Common in Kids on Ventilators

• Are 'person' Or 'people' Gender-Neutral Concepts? New Study Finds Male Tilt in Analysis of Billions of Words

• Anticipation and Accents: Talking Like a Southerner Even If You're Not

• Objection: No One Can Understand What You’re Saying

• Machine Learning Improves Human Speech Recognition

• Singing in the Brain

• Words Are Needed to Think About Numbers, Study Suggests

• Impact of COVID-19 Social Isolation Measures on Early Development

• Untangling Mixed (Neural) Signals
• Study Confirms Site of Brain Region Responsible for Making Sure People Say Words as Intended

• Decoding Inner Language to Treat Speech Disorders

• Novel Brainstem Circuit Gives Rise to the Rhythms of Vocalization

• Timing of Brain Injury in Pregnancy, Birth May Impact Motor and Language Outcomes
• How Brain Networks Enable Human Conversation

• When Mom Talks, Are Infants With ASD Listening?

• Cochlear Implant in Deaf Children With Autism Can Improve Language Skills and Social Engagement, Study Finds
• Mapping the Musical Mind

• How the Brain Understands One Voice in a Noisy Crowd

• 1,500 Endangered Languages at High Risk of Being Lost This Century

• Speaking 'baby Talk' To Infants Isn’t Just Cute: It Could Help Them Learn to Make Words

• How Statistics Can Aid in the Fight Against Misinformation

• Can We Perceive Gender from Children's Voices?

• Monkeys, Guinea Pigs and Native English Speakers Have Very Similar Brain Responses to Speech Sounds, Study Finds

• Perceptual Links Between Sound and Shape May Unlock Origins of Spoken Words

• Using Mechanical Tools Improves Our Language Skills, Study Finds
• This Is How We Understand Emoji
• Students Who Self-Identify as Multilingual Perform Better in Exams

• Artificial Intelligence Sheds Light on How the Brain Processes Language

• Bilingualism Comes Naturally to Our Brains

• Brain Activation in Sleeping Toddlers Shows Memory for Words

• Non-English-Language Science Could Help Save Biodiversity

• Extra Spacing Can Boost Children’s Reading Speed

• When It Comes to Communication Skills, Maybe We’re Born With It?

• Mapping Words to Colors

• Major Branches in the Tree of Language Reconstructed

• Learning by Doing: How the Brain's Motor System Can Support Vocabulary Learning

• Exploring the Past: Computational Models Shed New Light on the Evolution of Prehistoric Languages

• Struggling to Learn a New Language? Blame It on Your Stable Brain
• Insights Into How a Stroke Affects Reading Could Help With Rehabilitation

• Climate Change Challenge: Terminology Used by Scientists Confounds Public

• Sounds and Words Are Processed Separately and Simultaneously in the Brain

• What a Song Reveals About Vocal Imitation Deficits for Autistic Individuals

• Does Visual Feedback of Our Tongues Help in Speech Motor Learning?
• Learning Foreign Languages Can Affect the Processing of Music in the Brain

• Exercise May Boost Kids’ Vocabulary Growth

• When Money's Tight, Parents Talk Less to Kids; Could This Explain the Word Gap?

• “Neuroprosthesis”余额res Words to Man With Paralysis