Author Question: In some studies, fathers have been shown to be less tuned-in to their preschoolers' communication ... (Read 103 times)

RYAN BANYAN · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

In some studies, fathers have been shown to be less tuned-in to their preschoolers' communication than are mothers. According to the bridge hypothesis,

a. this delays the acquisition of communicative competence
b. this prepares children to talk with people outside the family
c. siblings help preschoolers talk with their fathers
d. preschoolers help their mothers and fathers connect in conversations

Question 2

Infants can hear the sound of their mother's voices in utero.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.