During the first year of life, infants
a) cannot discriminate fine distinctions among the sounds of the language spoken around them
b) lose the ability to discriminate fine distinctions among sounds of languages not spoken around them
c) are able to produce all the sounds of every known human language
d) can learn the sounds of a language not spoken around them if they are exposed to that language via television or radio broadcasts
Question 2
Children whose native language contains difficult sounds and complex phonological rules, such as Chinese, learn to speak somewhat later than children whose native languages are relatively less complex.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Summation of Heart Sounds, Fixed Splitting of S2
Abnormal breath sounds
Animal life cycles
Smiling and talking to infants
Auscultatory sounds: Posterior thorax
Summary of Life's Characteristic