Development of the Nicaraguan Sign Language Provides an Opportunity to Examine

question 43

Multiple Choice

Development of the Nicaraguan sign language provides an opportunity to examine:

• A) how deaf children develop their own sign language in a new community.
• B) the universal development of a more-evolved form of sign language.
• C) sign language pidgins.
• D) the development of pidgins by comparing the complexities in aspects of sign language use in the early stages of the school existence to use in later stages.

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