Q10 [part 1] Why don’t babies talk like adults?

The scientific approach that dominated American cognitive science for the first half of the 20th century.

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People assume children learn to talk by ______ what they hear from adults.

• imitating

• multiplying

• dominating

• assessing

_____ means to control or have strong influence over something or someone

• imitate

• emphasize

• dominate

• prevent

Young children who are just learning to walk and are typically between the ages of one and three.

• Toddlers

• Children

• Kids

• Infants

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Language ___________

This hypothesis states that one-year-old infants use baby talk because their developing brains can't handle adult speech.

• Mental-developmental hypothesis

• Stages-of-language hypothesis

_______ is the scientific study of language and its structure

Children have to pass the linguistic ________, which is acquiring a certain number of single words before starting to speak in two-word sentences.

• threshold

• combination

• criterion

• milestone

This hypothesis states that the stages of progress in child speech are necessary stages in language development.

• Stages-of-language hypothesis

• Mental-developmental hypothesis

Toddlers are not as _____ as adults

• conversational

• dominant

• imitative

• immature