Social Studies, 19.10.2019 20:50 Jalyn1060
Which of these statements concerning receptive and expressive language in babies' development is true?
a. expressive language development occurs at a faster rate than receptive language development.
b. receptive and expressive language development advance at the same pace.
c. there's no relationship between receptive and expressive language development.
d. receptive language development occurs at a faster rate than expressive language development.
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