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Title: In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young child Post by: Soren on Jun 25, 2015 In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young children and never play social games with them, yet their children acquire language within the normal time frame. This suggests that
A) social interactionists’ theories about language development are invalid. B) adult molding of communication during the first year is not essential. C) other individuals, such as older peers, mold early communication skills in these cultures. D) gesturing is more important than verbalization. Title: Re: In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young c Post by: Ania on Jul 16, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young child Post by: Soren on Aug 7, 2015 It makes sense now. Thanks a thousand times over
Title: Re: In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young child Post by: Ania on Aug 7, 2015 You don't need to thank me, it was good practice for me lol
Title: Re: In some cultures, such as the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea, adults rarely communicate with young ... Post by: tyler011 on Mar 28, 2020 Thank you.
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