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CPH	Concordia Publishing House
CPH	College of Public Health
CPH	Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library (New York)
CPH	Congress Park Hanau (Germany)
CPH	Corel Print House (software)
CPH	Confédération des Praticiens des Hôpitaux (French: Confederation of Hospital Practitioners)
CPH	Certified Professional Horticulturist
CPH	Certificate in Public Health
CPH	Conduct and Practices Handbook (Canadian Securities Institute)
CPH	Centre Provisoire d'Hébergement (French: Temporary Accommodation Center)
CPH	Chronic Paroxysmal Hemicrania
CPH	Centre de Prévention et de Protection de l'Habitat (French wall treatment company)
CPH	Critical Period Hypothesis (human second language acquisition)
CPH	Cost Per Hire (staffing)
CPH	Copenhagen, Denmark - Copenhagen (Airport Code)
CPH	Chronic Persistent Hepatitis
CPH	Cost per Hour
CPH	Clapham Park Homes (UK)
CPH	Canadian Pacific Hotels
CPH	Capital Pacific Holdings, Inc. (Newport Beach, CA)
CPH	Carl Pollock Hall (University of Waterloo; Ontario, Canada)
CPH	Calls Per Hour (call center metric)
CPH	Castle Peak Hospital (Hong Kong)
CPH	Crop Post-Harvest (research program; Uganda)
CPH	Club de Plongée de Hurongues (French diving club)
CPH	Consultant Pharmacist
CPH	Centre de Perfectionnement Hydraulique (French: Hydraulic Development Center)
CPH	Call Party Handling
CPH	Christie Parker Hale (law firm; Glendale, CA)
CPH	Kastrup Airport, Copenhagen
CPH	Colorado Psychiatric Hospital
CPH	Conduct & Practices Handbook (Canadian Securities Institute)
CPH	Characters Per Hour
CPH	Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
CPH	Chronic Prostate Hypertrophy
CPH	Cycles Per Height
CPH	Station in Copenhagen Airport (future Danish railway station)

References in periodicals archive

Does the critical period hypothesis apply to second languages as well?

Language: Math without numbers, systems building without Lego pieces

The topics include finiteness and the acquisition of negation, ultimate attainment and the critical period hypothesis, mixing of functional categories in bilingual children and in second language learners, the role of additive means in first and second language Italian, reference to entities in fictional narratives of Russia/French quasi bilinguals.

Comparative perspectives on language acquisition; a tribute to Clive Perdue

A number of major theories such as L1-L2 interdependency, critical period hypothesis, and additive and subtractive bilingualism will be explored to substantiate weak and strong forms of bilingual education.

Implementing a Successful Bilingual Educational Program in Japan: Support for Minority Languages and the Present Climate of Bilingual Education

Sherwin, Ph.D., James McGill Professor of Psychology at McGill University in Montreal, this so-called "critical period hypothesis" is gaining ground and is supported by a body of research.

Dealing with that fuzzy headed feeling

The book begins with a very thorough overview of research into the critical period hypothesis (CPH), situating the research within a theoretical framework concerning age, rate and language attainment (although it must be borne in mind that CPH is mainly concerned with second language acquisition and not foreign language learning).

Carmen Munoz, ed. 2006: Age and the Rate of Foreign Language Learning

However, he noted, only a trial addressing the critical period hypothesis can fully settle the question.

Doctors rethink WHI's impact on clinical practice: hormone therapy controversy

Hodis noted that only a trial addressing the critical period hypothesis can fully settle the question.

Doctors rethink WHI's impact on clinical practice: menopause group issues report. (Women's Health Initiative study9

In connection with this dominant/minor hemispheric distinction, Lenneberg (1967) postulated a critical period hypothesis. In this theory Lenneberg asserts that a first language can only be learned between the ages of two and puberty.

AN EXAMINATION OF THE FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN AND LANGUAGE

However, the empirical evidence does not license the simplistic "younger = better in all circumstances over any timescale" version of the Critical Period Hypothesis (CPH) promoted by folk wisdom and by some early treatments of the topic (see, e.g., Stengel 1939; Penfield -- Roberts 1959; Lenneberg 1967).

Age and the second language lexicon

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies have shed light on the critical period hypothesis and added to debates over the basis of developmental dyslexia.

Neurolinguistic and psycholinguistic perspectives on SLA

The critical period hypothesis (CPH) has been proposed to explicate the reason why adult language learners are unable to achieve native-like proficiency.

The Critical Period and Second Language Acquisition