Studies assessing language progression from first words to early sentences have shown
a. no evidence of stability in individual preferences for referential or expressive speech
b. that children with a holistic learning style show greater grammatical development
c. that children with an analytic learning style show greater grammatical development
d. that phrasal language is inversely correlated with comprehension
Question 2
Nelson's expressive children
a. learned more nouns than other children
b. learned more pronouns and phrases than other children
c. evidenced a clear vocabulary spurt
d. learned more modifiers than other children
Assessing structures of the mouth.
(a) The Dmanisi cranium (right) shows similarities to early African H. erectus including the Narioko
Early Stress and the Prefrontal Cortex
Hearing and Reading Words
A single cell from an early-stage human embryo
The early stages of transcription in prokaryotes