Multiple Choice
Cross-linguistic studies have revealed:
A) more about the rules of individual language than about general cognitive development
B) more about the cognitive functioning of individual children studied than about general linguistic processes
C) much about cognitive functioning and language strategies
D) so few differences in how children across cultures acquire language that it is more fruitful to study children within any single culture.
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