Research on Differences in Phonological Development Across Cultures Indicates That

question 16

Multiple Choice

Research on differences in phonological development across cultures indicates that the:

• A) target language has little influence on the order in which the child learns sounds.
• B) difficulty of acquiring sounds is directly related to developmental milestones.
• C) frequency with which children hear sounds determines the order in which the child learns the sound.
• D) frequency with which the sound is used in a language determines the order in which the child learns the sound.

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Definitions:

Nursing Action

Any measure or intervention performed by a nurse to enhance patient care, promote recovery, or prevent illness.

Admission Database

A comprehensive collection of information gathered about a patient upon admission to a healthcare facility, used to guide treatment and care.

Hearing Deficit

A reduction in the ability to perceive sounds, which can vary in severity and may impact communication and quality of life.

Conduct Interview

A method of gathering information by asking questions directly to individuals in a structured, semi-structured, or unstructured manner.