How to Participate
If you'd like to learn more about how to participate with your child in research on early language, you
can contact us online
and we'll give you a call.
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We have recently opened a new center for research with Spanish-learning children at 2576 Hazelwood Way in East Palo Alto.
Our Research Questions
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How to Participate
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What Happens During a Visit
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Directions to the Center
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Summaries of Completed Studies
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FAQs
For Parents: Summaries of recently completed studies
Why are color words challenging for children?
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When can Spanish-learning children take advantage of grammatical gender cues in processing speech?
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Is it easier for infants to learn a new word first heard in isolation?
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Can 2-year-olds learn new words indirectly?
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How does mother's speech relate to Latino children's speech processing efficiency and later language growth?
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Results from Recent Studies
Thanks to all the parents and children who have contributed to our research.
Here's what we've learned...
Center for Infant Studies
• Margaret Jacks Hall • Stanford University • Stanford, CA 94305 • (650) 723-1257
