During Their First Year of Life, Babies Learn Not to Distinguish

question 196

Short Answer

During their first year of life, babies learn not to distinguish between the faces of different _____ groups.

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Definitions:

Language Production

The neurological and cognitive processes involved in the generation of spoken, written, or signed language.

Babbling

A stage in child language acquisition, where infants produce sounds of varying tones and combinations as a precursor to language development.

Proto-Language

The hypothetical most recent common ancestor of a group of languages that formed from its dialects.

Innate Basis

An inherent or natural underlying foundation or tendency, often referring to abilities or instincts present from birth.