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The Influence of Parent-Infant-Interaction on Neural Language Development in Preterm Born Children
Funded by the Comprehensive Center for Pediatrics (Starter Grant)
PI: Johanna Alexopoulos
Duration 2022-2024
The study aims at investigating the influence of parent-infant-interaction on early language development in preterm born infants. The present project builds on top of results obtained during two previous projects and constitutes a preparatory work for a parent training enhancing early language development in preterm born children.
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