Research on the Ability of Infants to Recognize Language Sounds

question 135

Multiple Choice

Research on the ability of infants to recognize language sounds indicates that until the age of:

• A)6 months,infants can recognize sounds in all languages.
• B)1 year,infants can recognize sounds in all languages.
• C)6 months,infants can recognize only the sounds of their native language.
• D)1 year,infants can recognize only the sounds of their native language.

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