Comparisons of Bilingual and Monolingual Speakers Have Shown That

question 5

Multiple Choice

Comparisons of bilingual and monolingual speakers have shown that

• A) monolinguals acquire more expertise in their native language.
• B) bilinguals are more aware that the names assigned to concepts are arbitrary.
• C) bilinguals do not perform as well on concept-formation tasks as monolinguals do.
• D) monolingual children are better at following complicated instructions.

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Definitions:

Initial Disclosure

The first time a person reveals or reports an incident, often referring to moments of abuse or trauma.

Counselors

Professionals trained to offer guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems, providing support and advising individuals or groups.

Developmentally Appropriate Tools

Resources or methods designed to match the developmental stage of an individual, ensuring they are suitable for their age and capabilities.

Child Sexual Abuse

Involves an adult or older adolescent engaging in sexual activities with a child.