The Normal Order of Language Development in Infancy Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

The normal order of language development in infancy is

• A)cooing, crying, babbling, telegraphic speech, and single-word.
• B)crying, cooing, babbling, single-word, and telegraphic speech.
• C)cooing, babbling, crying, and telegraphic speech.
• D)telegraphic crying, cooing, babbling, and elemental speech.

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Definitions:

Primary Skin Sensations

The four types of sensations that can be identified by the skin: touch, warmth, cold, and pain.

Receptive Fields

Specific areas within the sensory systems where sensory stimuli can produce a response in nerve cells.

Feature Detectors

Neurons in the brain that respond specifically to certain aspects of visual stimuli, such as edges, angles, or movement.

Cones

Photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye responsible for color vision and function best in bright light.