The role of language in executive function development: Evidence from oral deaf preschoolers

Authors: Andrew Ribner, Rebecca Peretz-Lange, Talia Berkowitz et al.
Publication: Journal of Experimental Child Psychology
Published: Jul 1, 2026
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