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Psychology of Rhyme

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Child Development
by: David

One application of the study of rhyme within psychology relates to cognitive/intellectual/language development in children.

For instance, it has been suggested that young children process words mostly on the basis of phonology, or sound. Older children and adults on the other hand tend to process words on the basis of meaning (semantics).

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