The most consistent relationship found between SES and language ...

[evelyn o bentley]

The most consistent relationship found between SES and language development is:
 
  a. a positive relationship between SES and rate of syntactic development.
  b. a negative relationship between SES and rate of syntactic development.
  c. a positive relationship between SES and rate of vocabulary development.
  d. research supports no relationship between SES and language development.

Question 2

Children with sloppy phonological systems are likely to
 
  a. incorporate more imitated forms into their lexicons and show improvement in production as a result of modeling
  b. also have moderate to severe hearing loss
  c. be more referential than expressive
  d. display lower language comprehension than children with more consistent phonological rules

[Dominic]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

[evelyn o bentley]

Excellent

[Bigfoot1984]

Gracias!