Infants' Development of Speech Sounds Is

question 17

Multiple Choice

Infants' development of speech sounds is:

• A) determined by the maturation rate of their limbic system.
• B) based on their social interaction with caregivers.
• C) determined in large part by such environmental factors as the child's family and socioeconomic conditions.
• D) influenced by the growth of their muscles, sensory receptors in the vocal tract and changes in how their tongue fills their mouth.

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Definitions:

Independent

Not influenced by or dependent on something else; having the freedom to act, operate, or decide without being controlled by others.

Dependent

In statistical terms, a variable whose value is influenced or determined by another variable; in general, relying on someone or something else for support or existence.

Deductive Step

A logical step in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the given premises, ensuring that if the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true.

Illicit Major

In syllogistic logic, an error occurring when the major term is undistributed in the premise but distributed in the conclusion.