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Question 1

Young infants seem to identify words by
◦ paying attention to unusual combinations of syllables.
◦ paying more attention to stressed syllables, rather than unstressed syllables.
◦ paying more attention to words they have never heard before.
◦ paying attention to the meaning of words.

Question 2

Youngsters with a referential style of language-learning
◦ use language primarily as a social tool.
◦ have a high percentage of question words (what, where) in their vocabularies.
◦ have vocabularies that are dominated by the names of objects, persons, or actions.
◦ have balanced vocabularies containing words used for questions, social-interactions, and names.
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Marked as best answer by WWatsford on Jun 24, 2020

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Reply #1 on: Jun 24, 2020
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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