The Social Interaction,or Pragmatic,theory of Language Development Suggests That

question 35

Multiple Choice

The social interaction,or pragmatic,theory of language development suggests that

• A)comprehending language is more important than producing language.
• B)language is taught by direct instruction and arrangement of consequences.
• C)language development is easily separated from social and cognitive development.
• D)the natural environment may be arranged to teach more effective language.

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