The Sequence of Development in the Prelinguistic Phase of Language

question 87

Multiple Choice

The sequence of development in the prelinguistic phase of language development is

• A) cooing, crying, babbling.
• B) babbling, crying, cooing.
• C) crying, babbling, cooing.
• D) crying, cooing, babbling.
• E) cooing, babbling, crying.

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Definitions:

Breakdown Theory

Suggests that social movements emerge when traditional norms and patterns of social organization are disrupted.

Nonroutine Collective Action

Spontaneous, unstructured group actions that occur in response to unforeseen events or crises, often bypassing traditional organizational structures.

Economic Deprivation

A state of being in which individuals or communities lack adequate financial resources, leading to poverty and restricted access to necessities.

Lynching

The illegal execution of an individual by a mob, often by hanging, typically without a lawful trial, historically used as a tool of racial oppression.