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 Neuroscience News, of Neuroscience News Updates just published this:According to a NeuroReport study, children's sensitivity to the rhythmic properties of language emerges in-utero. Researchers discovered changes in fetal heart rate when exposed to different languages, suggesting babies tend to 'tune in' to the language they are going to acquire before they are born. July 18, 2017 at 11:16AM |
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