Briefly describe the different types of language assessments
What will be an ideal response?
Linguistic screening tests are used to identify children that may be at risk for linguistic
delay. Researchers may use these tests to potentially identify a sample. If a child scores
poorly on a screening test, they are often administered a more comprehensive language
assessment. Some of these assessments provide a detailed account of a particular
language ability, such as phonology, whereas other provide more complete coverage of
linguistic abilities. Comprehensive assessments may be structured and take on the form
of a standardized test, whereas others are more naturalistic.
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a. turnover b. quality c. satisfactoriness d. satisfaction
Which statement is MOST accurate?
a. Non-human animals do not communicate with one another at all. b. Non-human animals communicate with one another, but they do not naturally have anything approximating human language. c. A few non-human animals have language in the same way that humans do, but most only communicate in very basic ways. d. While no non-human animals naturally have language in the same way that humans do, a few are capable of learning human language as well as humans.
Social learning is a process where children learn by observing the behaviors of other people
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Light enters the eye through the cornea
a. True b. False