Children Whose Parents Smoke Are at Higher Risk for Developing

question 31

True/False

Children whose parents smoke are at higher risk for developing allergies, asthma, and cancer.

Recognize the importance of social interaction in language development.

Identify studies on language acquisition in extreme environments and their implications for understanding the biological roots of language.

Understand the effects of isolation and age on the ability to acquire language skills.

Learn about the limitations and capabilities of language acquisition in "wild" and isolated children.

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