Clark's research focuses on first language acquisition, especially the acquisition of meaning.
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First language acquisition relies on neuroplasticity.
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Some have asserted that there is at least a possible degree of first language acquisition beyond the critical period.
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His research has shown that there appears to be a fixed pattern of morpheme development in first language acquisition.
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The critical period hypothesis holds that first language acquisition must occur before cerebral lateralization completes, at about the age of puberty.
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If you mean morphosyntax, yes, you're right : that's the nature of normal first language acquisition.
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Two other major subfields of psycholinguistics investigate first language acquisition, the process by which infants acquire language, and second language acquisition.
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First language acquisition proceeds in a fairly regular sequence, though there is a wide degree of variation in the timing of particular stages among normally developing infants.
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An important difference between first language acquisition and additional language acquisition is that the process of additional language acquisition is influenced by languages that the learner already knows.
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Her research interests focus on language acquisition, particularly first language acquisition and bilingualism, particularly the home and school languages of Indigenous Australian children living in remote communities.
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