Poster: Investigating individual differences in linguistic statistical learning and their relation to rhythmic and cognitive abilities: A speech segmentation experiment with online neural tracking

Iris van der Wulp; Marijn Struiksma; Laura Batterink; Frank Wijnen

Poster: Investigating individual differences in linguistic statistical learning and their relation to rhythmic and cognitive abilities: A speech segmentation experiment with online neural tracking

Iris van der Wulp
, Marijn Struiksma
, Laura Batterink
, Frank Wijnen

Developmental Psychology

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Abstract

We presented as poster 2.15 and can be found under that number in the book of abstracts.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 6 Jun 2024

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Poster: Investigating individual differences in linguistic statistical learning and their relation to rhythmic and cognitive abilities: A speech segmentation experiment with online neural tracking

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