People with genetic dysphasia: Select one: a. are able to generate spoken language but unable to produce written language. b. find certain aspects of human language difficult or impossible to learn, despite having normal intellectual abilities. c. are able to produce written language but unable to generate spoken language. d. acquire a language acquisition device only later in life.

People with genetic dysphasia: Select one: a. are able to generate spoken language but unable to produce written language. b. find certain aspects of human language difficult or impossible to learn, despite having normal intellectual abilities. c. are able to produce written language but unable to generate spoken language. d. acquire a language acquisition device only later in life.

Essentials Of Human Development

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ISBN:9781285647357

Author:Kail

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Chapter4: The Emergence Of Thought And Language: Cognitive Development In Infancy And Early Childhood

Section4.3: Mind And Culture

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