The Interaction View of Language Development Emphasizes That

question 162

Multiple Choice

The interaction view of language development emphasizes that

• A) the primary language center and the biological language device are both needed for language to develop.
• B) there is a critical period for the combination of receptive words and expressive words.
• C) the development of receptive language is universal,while the development of spoken language differs across cultures.
• D) children learn language in a social context.

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