Concerning Language Development, Which of the Following Statements Is FALSE

question 594

Multiple Choice

Concerning language development, which of the following statements is FALSE?

• A)The idea that language is learned is supported by the fact that children around the world use a limited number of patterns in their first sentences.
• B)The typical patterns of children's first sentences include identification, nonexistence, possession, agent-action, negation, and question.
• C)A readiness to interact socially with parents may be as important as innate language recognition to language development.
• D)Noam Chomsky overestimated the innate quality of language and underestimated the importance of learning.

Distinguish between independent and dependent events in probability.

Calculate probabilities in real-life scenarios, such as bidding for contracts or sales and interest rates forecasts.

Interpret the concepts of prior, posterior, and likelihood probabilities.

Use probability trees and other visual tools for probability calculations.

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