Mothers' Exaggerated Pronunciation in Infant-Directed Speech Is Strongly Associated with

question 122

Multiple Choice

Mothers' exaggerated pronunciation in infant-directed speech is strongly associated with

• A) mild language delays in toddlerhood.
• B) advanced false-belief understanding in preschoolers.
• C) 6- to 12-month-olds' increasing sensitivity to the phonemic categories of foreign languages.
• D) 6- to 12-month-olds' increasing sensitivity to the phonemic categories of their native language.

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