Joint attention is: A. a social-communicative act in which a ...

[urbanoutfitters]

Joint attention is:
 
  A. a social-communicative act in which a person pays attention to transitions, or joints, in an event
  B. a social-communicative act in which a person asks another person to join them in an activity
  C. a social-communicative act in which a person jointly attends to both an object and another person
  D. a formal computational process required for attending to multiple stimuli

Question 2

The importance of communication for the development of language is that:
 
  A. virtually all of language development can be explained in terms of communicative needs.
  B. children appear to require a live communicative context to motive their learning.
  C. communication plays no role in the process of language development.
  D. young children have no need to use language to communicate.

[jrpg123456]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B

[urbanoutfitters]

Excellent

[hramirez205]

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