Research on the Use of Various Meanings That Children Convey

question 71

Multiple Choice

Research on the use of various meanings that children convey with earliest sentences (such as agent-action, action-location, and recurrence) has shown that

• A) all children express all the meanings in their earliest sentences.
• B) there is a fixed order in which the meanings are acquired.
• C) all children appear to express at least a few meanings in their earliest speech.
• D) most of the meanings are too difficult for children under five years of age.
• E) the meanings first appear in holophrastic speech.

Identify the role of caregiver responsiveness to infants' needs in fostering emotional and psychosocial development.

Recognize Erikson's stages of developmental tasks during infancy and toddlerhood.

Explain the significance of the social smile in emotional development and caregiver bonding.

Understand the effects of parental behavior (e.g., neglect, overprotection) on infant and toddler emotional and psychosocial development.

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