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Werker (1989)

One of the main theories of brain development in children is the skill-learning hypothesis. This theory argues that brain development is driven by learning and neuroplasticity. In other words, the environment and personal experience play a key role in the developing brain. The following research by Janet Werker looks at how children are able to differentiate between different language sounds (phonemes) based on their...

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