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The advantage of being bilingual for executive functions is thought to occur because
a. bilingual children have faster brain development than monolingual children.
b. bilingual children have a smaller vocabulary in their second language, which makes them think of clever nonverbal solutions to problems.
   c. bilingual children speak less, and think more about problems.
d. using more than one language gives children opportunities to develop flexibility and control over their mental processes.
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Thanks for your help!!
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Good timing, thanks!
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Helped a lot
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