Why is the transition from babbling to the use of protowords considered important in language development?
A) It marks a change from making unintentional sounds to making sounds that can convey
meaning.
B) The ability to use protowords allows the infant to communicate both positive and
negative emotional states.
C) It marks a change from making intentional but meaningless sounds to making sounds that
convey meaning.
D) The ability to use protowords allows the infant to finally be able to communicate anger,
discomfort, and displeasure.
C
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In the context of the observational learning experiments conducted by Albert Bandura in the 1960s, after watching the children who emulated the adult model's aggression toward a Bobo doll, Bandura noted that the children behaved aggressively with the doll:
A) but did not imitate the specific actions of the adult model. B) only if they were the same gender as the model. C) after they saw the adult model being punished for her aggressive behaviour. D) because the model's aggressive behaviour was rewarded.
When it comes to motor development:
a. it is simply a process of unfolding genetic tendencies (maturation). b. it depends solely upon experience and the environment. c. it is dependent upon a combination of maturation and experience. d. There is no way to answer this question.
In most cases, adults use _____ recognition to read the vast majority of printed text
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