Outcomes of Studies on Rapid Auditory Cues in Infancy Can

question 22

Multiple Choice

Outcomes of studies on rapid auditory cues in infancy can be used to predict:

• A) how children develop speech later in life.
• B) very little about speech and language impairment.
• C) how well the children develop language later.
• D) how children discriminate vowel sounds later in life.

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Definitions:

Attention Recovery

The process of regaining concentration and focus on a task or environment after being distracted or disengaged.

Visual-recognition Memory

The ability to recognize previously encountered objects, symbols, or individuals by sight.

Habituation

The process of becoming accustomed to a stimulus through repeated exposure, leading to a decrease in response.

Cross-modal Transfer

The ability to transfer information or learning from one sensory modality to another, enhancing perceptual and cognitive skills.