When interacting with infants and children, adults often raise and widen their pitch, and reduce their speech rate; however, these cues vary across cultures and across languages.
However, these cues vary across cultures and across languages. When interacting with infants and children, adults often raise and widen their pitch, and reduce their speech rate.
When interacting with infants and children, adults often raise and widen their pitch, and reduce their speech rate. However, these cues vary across cultures and across languages.
When interacting with infants and children, adults often raise and widen their pitch, and reduce their speech rate. However, these cues vary across cultures and across languages.