Laia Marcet
@laiamarcet.bsky.social
Researcher in Cognitive Development at University of Barcelona. Interested in bilingualism, language acquisition, infant studies and eye-tracking.
Still haven’t read it?👶🗣️
Learning new face-language pairings can be hard in the first year of life, yet infants do track who spoke which language. At 4 months, monolingual and bilingual babies prefer to look at speakers who used their dominant language - but does this change at 10 months? Read more👇
Learning new face-language pairings can be hard in the first year of life, yet infants do track who spoke which language. At 4 months, monolingual and bilingual babies prefer to look at speakers who used their dominant language - but does this change at 10 months? Read more👇
Frontiers | Who spoke that language? Assessing early face-language associations in monolingual and bilingual infants
In bilingual communities, knowing the language each speaker uses may support language separation and, later, guide language use in a context-appropriate mann...
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October 8, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Still haven’t read it?👶🗣️
Learning new face-language pairings can be hard in the first year of life, yet infants do track who spoke which language. At 4 months, monolingual and bilingual babies prefer to look at speakers who used their dominant language - but does this change at 10 months? Read more👇
Learning new face-language pairings can be hard in the first year of life, yet infants do track who spoke which language. At 4 months, monolingual and bilingual babies prefer to look at speakers who used their dominant language - but does this change at 10 months? Read more👇