Infants Seem to Understand Far More Language Than They Can

question 38

Multiple Choice

Infants seem to understand far more language than they can produce,a phenomenon known as ______.

• A)productive-receptive lag.
• B)receptive-productive lag.
• C)accomodation.
• D)child-directed speech.

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Definitions:

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