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Mutual exclusivity bias It is a cognitive constraint which refers to the fact that a child who knows the name of a particular object will then generally reject applying a second name to that object
Motherese Adult-to-child language, which has been called motherese, differ in a number of ways from adult-to-adult language
In general, speech to children learning language is shorter, more concrete, more directive, and more intonationally exaggerated than adult-directed speech
Critical period hypothesis The view that there is a period early in life in which we are especially prepared to acquire a language is referred to as the critical period hypothesis
Many investigators who favor the critical period hypothesis suggest that there are neurological changes in the brain that l