A Child's Ability to Manipulate Phonemes Is an Example Of

question 2

Multiple Choice

A child's ability to manipulate phonemes is an example of:

• A) Shallow levels of phonological awareness
• B) Phonemic analysis
• C) Deep levels of phonological awareness
• D) Linguistic sequencing

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Definitions:

Difficult Temperament

A behavioral profile in infancy characterized by high levels of negative mood, high activity, and poor adaptation to new situations.

Easy Temperament

A temperament characterised by regularity, adaptability, and a positive mood.

Uninhibited Temperament

A personality trait characterized by outgoing, sociable, and usually confident behavior with less reservation or anxiety in social situations.

Active Infant

A concept emphasizing that infants are engaged in learning and exploring their environment, not passively responding to it.