Neonatal multisensory processing in preterm and term infants predicts sensory reactivity and internalizing tendencies in early childhood

Micah M. MurrayMark T. WallaceCéline RichardMary Lauren NeelPaul J. YoderNathalie L. MaitreAlexandra P. KeyJames C. Slaughter
Written By Jon-Marc Luppnow

References: Maitre, N. L., Key, A. P., Slaughter, J. C., Yoder, P. J., Neel, M. L., Richard, C., Wallace, M. T., & Murray, M. M. (2020). Neonatal multisensory processing in preterm and term infants predicts sensory reactivity and internalizing tendencies in early childhood. Brain Topography, 33(5), 586-599.

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