Cross-Linguistic Differences Generally Reflect

question 3

Multiple Choice

Cross-linguistic differences generally reflect:

• A) the formal complexity of a language
• B) the amount by which parents and caregivers use child-directed speech
• C) individual differences among the children studied
• D) the conceptual complexity of a language

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Definitions:

Coat

An outer garment worn on the upper body for warmth or fashion, typically having sleeves and opening down the front.

Aunt

The sister of one's parent or the spouse of a parent's sibling.

Flywheels

A mechanical device specifically designed to efficiently store rotational energy.

Fixating

The act of focusing one's attention or thoughts obsessively on a particular object or subject.