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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.11
How can one devise an experiment that explores the impact of phonemes on language acquisition in infants?
Recording a child's reaction when shown pictures corresponding to different words they've already learned.
Observing changes in an infant's attention or responses to sounds when exposed to various phonemes not present in their native language.
Measuring a toddler's vocabulary growth over time through regular documentation of new words they learn.
Tracking a baby's eye movements during story reading sessions with their caregiver.
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AP Psychology - 5.11 Components of Language and Language Acquisition
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