The Social/cognitive Position on Language Development Claims

question 50

Multiple Choice

The social/cognitive position on language development claims:

• A) children imitate what they hear and are reinforced when they are correct.
• B) social interaction with other speakers is the requisite experience for language development.
• C) children use a universal grammar to develop language.
• D) children use semantic bootstrapping to develop language.

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Definitions:

Superior Surface

The uppermost part or face of an object, often referring to anatomy where it denotes the topmost aspect of a structure.

Rectus Abdominis

A long muscle of the anterior abdominal wall that helps flex the spine and maintain posture.

Transverses Abdominis

A muscle layer of the anterior and lateral abdominal walls which is deep to (beneath) the internal oblique muscle.

Internal Oblique

A muscle within the abdominal wall that acts in trunk rotation and lateral flexion, also aiding in respiration.