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.
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Answer:
Arizona
Explanation:
A popular Mexican American studies program was banned by the state of Airzona, which accused it of causing resentment of white people.