An Israeli study that followed up on children who regularly consumed defective formula that lacked thiamine found that ________.
A. the vast majority of children who had been thiamine-deficient in their first year displayed language deficits, even though their thiamine intake had been adequate from toddlerhood on
B. the vast majority of children who had been thiamine-deficient in their first year displayed language deficits in grammar but not vocabulary recall
C. only the children who had been thiamine-deficient for their entire lives displayed language deficits
D. following a period of thiamine deficiency, adequate thiamine intake makes language deficits greater than they would have been if thiamine intake had been unchanged
Answer: A
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