In Some Cases, When a Minority Language Is Presented in Tandem

question 104

Multiple Choice

In some cases, when a minority language is presented in tandem with a majority language, the minority language is poorly acquired. This phenomenon is called

• A) normal.
• B) linguistic deficit.
• C) parallel language interference.
• D) subtractive bilingualism.

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Definitions:

Ventral Posterior Nucleus

A thalamic nucleus that plays a key role in processing sensory information from the body.

Visual Impulses

Signals transmitted from the retina to the brain, allowing for the perception of sight.

Lateral Hemispheres

Regions of the cerebellum involved in planning, executing, and learning motor movements.

Fine Motor Coordination

The ability to use small muscles, particularly in the hands and fingers, precisely, often necessary for tasks like writing, typing, and manipulating small objects.