The Fact That Sometimes Deaf Children Begin to "Babble" with Their

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Multiple Choice

The fact that sometimes deaf children begin to "babble" with their hands, making up a sign language even if they have not been taught to do so, emphasizes the basic idea advanced in:

• A) deferred imitation
• B) assimilation
• C) overextension
• D) language acquisition device

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