Multiple Choice
It is a common observation that when families move to a new culture, children master the new language more quickly and thoroughly than parents. A psychological argument consistent with this observation is:
A) the notion of a "sensitive period" for the acquisition of language across the lifespan
B) that the overlearning of one cognitive skill inhibits the learning of others
C) that across languages, mastery of one grammar makes it difficult to learn another grammar
D) that children learn language from peers, not from parents
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