A “critical period” in language development is best described as ___________. A time during which environmental stimulation must occur or a key skill can never develop. The time when a child shows qualitative change in emotional, cognitive, and social skills at the same time. A period during which a child experiences both qualitative change and quantitative change A time when the child is especially ready for or responsive to experiences that result in developmental change.

The term 'critical period' in developmental psychology refers to a specific time during development…

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A “critical period” in language development is best described as ___________.

		A time during which environmental stimulation must occur or a key skill can never develop.
		The time when a child shows qualitative change in emotional, cognitive, and social skills at the same time.
		A period during which a child experiences both qualitative change and quantitative change
		A time when the child is especially ready for or responsive to experiences that result in developmental change.