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Early-life language stimulation, skills may prevent childhood depression: Children with language defi... https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/09/160907135142.htm
termined that the level of language skills young chil- skills and knowledge of written letters, rather than
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oral language skills, predict competence in math.
dren possess early in life can predict the likelihood
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they may experience depression.
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Herman and a team of researchers examined data from 587 chil-
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"These findings are important because we have been able to iden- Even Years Later
tify key stages of child development that can help determine the
mental health of children later in their academic careers," Herman
said. "By understanding that the amount of language a child is ex-
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posed to early in life is important, we can create interventions and Reveals Benefits of Vacation,
programs that can help parents and childcare providers improve Meditation
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The Role of Early Stimulation in the Home," was published in Pre-
vention Science. The study was coauthored by Daniel Cohen, Cognitive Offloading: How the
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Elizabeth McFarlane and Anne Duggan. Keith Herman also is the
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