Overextension in Language Development Can Be Conceptualized as an Example

question 10

Multiple Choice

Overextension in language development can be conceptualized as an example of _____.

• A) appropriate use of assimilation
• B) appropriate use of accommodation
• C) inappropriate use of assimilation
• D) inappropriate use of accommodation

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Definitions:

Eye Trauma

Any injury to the eye or surrounding area, potentially leading to vision loss or other serious damage.

Persistent Vegetative State

A condition of patients with severe brain damage who are in a state of partial arousal rather than true awareness, showing minimal to no cognitive function.

Decreasing Consciousness

A reduction in alertness or awareness, leading to symptoms ranging from drowsiness to unresponsiveness.

Coma

A state of deep unconsciousness that lasts for a prolonged period, from which a person cannot be awakened, typically caused by severe illness or brain injury.