Language development is when infants and children learn words and are able to either speak or write it and it develops as they grow. ... There were 69 females and 89 males so a total of 154 children were participants in this research. ... The second research study which is also related to motor and language development is Variation in Vocal-Motor Development in Infant Siblings of children with Autism by Jana M. ... In the study there were 21 (6 males, 15 females),infant participants from families who had an older child diagnosed with autism and for the younger sibling to be a part of the stu...

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Sensory stimulation is crucial for optimal infant development, and with maternal deprivation, infants receive very limited stimulation (Dunlap, 2014). ... The second journal article, "Validity and clinical utility of children development assessment using milestones reported by mothers," (Mrozek-Budzyn, 2014), monitored infant development during preventative care visits to identify children whose development is concerning for delay as an essential part of pediatric practice. The aim of the study was to examine the validity and clinical utility of developmental milestones reported by m...

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There is a marked pattern of development among both males and females, with the body undergoing certain changes at different phases of an individual's life, from infancy through puberty and finally to adulthood. ... For instance, the attachment developed by infants is often in response to the attention and affection received while language results from the imitation of speech. ...

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While lasting memories may not be formed before then, infants are capable of learning simple responses. ... Carol Gilligan believes that females are less concerned than males with developing a sense of identity as separate individuals before they strive to form close relationships. ...

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