Classroom language during COVID-19: Associations between mask-wearing and objectively measured teacher and preschooler vocalizations

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@Steppelord445 @sarkonakj I feel like you can consult the references here and find more if you need further convincing. https://t.co/Bz24R0QyKL

RT @MaryRusselldoc: @TrishtheSkeptic @emzanotti This is just one study among many that found no causal link: https://t.co/8X04lHTIpO Do you…

@TrishtheSkeptic @emzanotti This is just one study among many that found no causal link: https://t.co/8X04lHTIpO Do you have a citation supporting your claim?

@jaredpretender @trumwill The study was 20 in one group and 15 in the other, so a pretty shitty sample size and only included a mean of 9 hours of audio per child. Further the observations were not development with and without mask later in life it wa…

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