According to This Theory of Language Acquisition, Children Learn to Talk

question 2

Multiple Choice

According to this theory of language acquisition, children learn to talk by imitating the language of their parents who, in turn, reinforce the language of their child.

• A) Behaviorist
• B) Cognitive-semantic
• C) Linguistic
• D) Instrumental

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Definitions:

Sleep Terrors

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Upper-Airway Blockage

A medical emergency where the airways are obstructed, leading to reduced or complete stoppage of airflow.

Insomnia

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