As an 8 year old, there was one deeply Psycholinguistic question that fascinated Karen. That is, when people talk, do they move their mouth because other people do it? Or do they do it because it's essential to speaking? Listen to this episode to hear how she turned this spark of curiosity into a roaring flame.  Dr Karen Mulak conducts Psycholinguistics research in the baby lab at the MARCS institute.

As an 8 year old, there was one deeply Psycholinguistic question that fascinated Karen. That is, when people talk, do they move their mouth because other people do it? Or do they do it because it's essential to speaking? Listen to this episode to hear how she turned this spark of curiosity into a roaring flame. Dr Karen Mulak conducts Psycholinguistics research in the baby lab at the MARCS institute.

As an 8 year old, there was one deeply Psycholinguistic question that fascinated Karen. That is, when people talk, do they move their mouth because other people do it? Or do they do it because it's essential to speaking? Listen to this episode to hear how she turned this spark of curiosity into a roaring flame. &nbsp;Dr Karen Mulak conducts Psycholinguistics research in the baby lab at the MARCS institute.

#6 Deciphering Language Learning with Dr Karen Mulak

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#6 Deciphering Language Learning with Dr Karen Mulak

#6 Deciphering Language Learning with Dr Karen Mulak