Which of the following is an accurate statement about infants and language?
a) Human infants produce different ranges of phonemes in different cultures.
b) Not all human infants are born with the ability to make the same range of sounds.
c) Through interactions with others, infants' sound production is shaped and reinforced so that certain sounds are encouraged while certain others are not.
d) Elemental sounds of infants become associated with lexicons and gradually develop meaning.
Question 2
A systematic tendency to respond in a certain way to items or scales is referred to as a:
a) systematic equivalence.
b) contextual response.
c) response bias.
d) structural bias.
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