Question 1
Infants have some receptive language early in life. Which one of the following is the most important implication of this finding?
◦ Parents and caregivers should engage infants in vocal circular reactions.
◦ Parents and caregivers should talk to their infants, even if they do not yet talk themselves.
◦ Common speech sounds of the language spoken in the home should be systematically presented to infants.
◦ Infants cannot always understand the words and phrases that they speak.
Question 2
Which of the following strategies would be the most effective way to promote communicative competence in infants?
◦ Parents should respond only to cries that clearly communicate important information about the child's needs.
◦ Parents should let infants cry on some occasions to promote the development of lung capacity and articulators needed for speech.
◦ Parents should respond to infant cries in the first year of life.
◦ Parents should discourage crying and instead encourage infants to use early words or gestures to communicate needs.
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