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

question 170

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

Recognize the factors influencing neonatal health issues including prematurity, low birth weight, and oxygen deprivation during birth.

Identify the outcomes associated with preterm and low birth weight on cognitive and motor development.

Comprehend the psychological and physiological impacts of birth on mothers, including postpartum depression and baby blues.

Distinguish between normal and abnormal newborn physical features and conditions (e.g., lanugo and vernix).

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