Why Do Children with Visual Impairments Often Have Delayed Language

question 14

Multiple Choice

Why do children with visual impairments often have delayed language?

• A) It is more difficult for them to explore objects and attach names to them.
• B) It is more difficult for them to grasp associations between people and objects.
• C) They focus more on hearing and touch abilities than on language.
• D) It is more difficult for them to be included in conversations because of their poor eye contact.

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