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Associate Professor Tanya Broesch publishes new article on baby talk
Associate Professor in Psychology, Tanya Broesch, has recently had her article and research in early development highlighted by the Canadian and Australian media. Her article discussing her work was specifically published by the Conversation and the National Post in Canada, as well as on the radio with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Find links below to her article recently published by the Canadian media and her audio interview from ABC in Australia:
Baby talk is similar all over the world by Tanya Broesch in The Conversation (Canada).
Baby talk is similar all over the world by Tanya Broesch in the National Post (Canada).
Island community in Vanuatu helping scientists understand if baby talk is universal from Tanya Broesch interview with Tahlea Aualiitia from show Pacific Mornings on ABC (Australia).