Roger Brown

Roger Brown was a prominent psychologist known for his work on language acquisition in children. He studied how young children develop language skills, focusing on the stages they go through as they learn to speak. Brown's research highlighted the importance of children's natural progression from simple to more complex sentences and the use of grammar. He introduced key concepts such as "morphological development," which examines how children learn to use word forms. His findings have significantly influenced our understanding of how language develops in early childhood, emphasizing that language learning is a gradual and structured process.