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Pierina Cheung

@pierinaski.bsky.social did:plc:x55tqibktf6p3fidbm7cpa4w

Developmental scientist at the National Institute of Edu at NTU. Interested in concepts & lang dev and translating research. Roots 🇭🇰 second home 🇨🇦 work 🇸🇬 mom to 3 boys (2 humans + 1 dog).

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Pierina Cheung (@pierinaski.bsky.social) ist seit 3 Oktober 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 174 Follower, folgt 318 Konten und hat 50 Posts veröffentlicht.

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    1/9 Birds make ultrafast decisions In this study, carrion crows were able to make decisions twice as fast as primates, including humans. Let me briefly explain the findings and share my thoughts. (paper) www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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  • Caroline Rowland@carorowland.bsky.social

    Never been happy with the idea that language outcomes scale linearly with exposure: that more input yields more word learning. Turns out that it (probably) isn’t true. There is a sufficient frequency threshold! And where is the threshold? That depends on what you already know 2/

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  • Caroline Rowland@carorowland.bsky.social

    Our first paper introducing the concept of sufficient frequency in word learning is out in JEP:General. 🧵👶💬https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2028-07021-001.html

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