Q 9 of 15Through fast mapping, 18-month-olds are more likely to learn a new wordwhenhearing it several times over a visual and audio media devicelistening to a caregiver use the new word several timesO seeing the associated object when the new word is usedO repeating it once and then seeing the associated object

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Through fast mapping, 18-month-olds are more likely to learn a new word
when
hearing it several times over a visual and audio media device
listening to a caregiver use the new word several times
O seeing the associated object when the new word is used
O repeating it once and then seeing the associated object

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option C) Seeing the associated object when the new word is used.

In the presence of other familiar objects, children as young as 18 months old are able to map novel words to novel objects correctly and instantly. The reason behind this is fast mapping through which we can differentiate concurrent and later language skills in typically developing children and late-talking toddlers.

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