The Sequence of Language Development of Children with Hearing Impairments

question 31

Multiple Choice

The sequence of language development of children with hearing impairments

• A) is slower than in children who are not hearing impaired.
• B) follows the same pattern of children who can hear.
• C) develops faster than in children who can hear.
• D) is different in nature than in children who are not hearing impaired.

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Definitions:

Nature

The inherent characteristics and qualities of a person or thing, or the physical world collectively, including plants, animals, the landscape, and other features of the earth.

Nurture

The process of caring for and encouraging the growth or development of someone or something, often highlighting the influence of environment and upbringing.

Independent Variable

The factor in a study that is deliberately altered or varied to determine its impact on the outcome variable.

Preliterate Cultures

describes societies that do not employ written language and often rely on oral tradition for the transmission of culture, history, and knowledge.