Answer:
b. As an infant, Parviz lost the ability to produce sounds he never heard.
Explanation:
Language development starts since the moment we are born, even if we cannot articulate proper words until about 1 year of age.
In terms of language, there's a phenomenon called perceptual narrowing or perceptual reorganization. A new-born can perceive all the speech sounds of any language, however, when the baby is around 6 months old, he starts to lose the ability to tell apart many sounds that aren't used in their native language, this process is called perceptual narrowing or perceptual reorganization.
In this example, Parviz spent his childhood in the Middle East and he started speaking english when he was a teenager. When he pronounces "mother" it sounds more like "mudder", this can be explained by the perceptual narrowing phenomenon in which as a child, Parviz <u>lost the ability to recognize sounds that didn't belong to her native language, and therefore he is not able to pronounce them either.</u> Therefore, the correct answer is b. As an infant, Parviz lost the ability to produce sounds he never heard.
normal behavior is stuff that everyone does/might do. behavior that’s out of control is different because it’s not as common to be done
Explanation:
so just talk about that
The answer is B - sometimes/sometimes
The second one is probably D
<u>Answer:
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The Bell-LaPadula property that keeps lower-level subjects from accessing objects with a higher security level is the 'no read up property'.
<u>Explanation:
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- The multilevel security policy that is adopted by the United States government for its defense operation related data is based on the Bell-LaPadula model.
- This model proposes that the subjects that are functioning at a lower level should not be provided access to the operation related data that has only to do with higher level operations.
Chinese system of beliefs describes the way a king must rule.
<h3>A. Buddism</h3>
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