I don't know the answer but u cant look it up
The statement which states that there is strong empirical support indicating that learning two languages <em>interferes </em>with effective cognitive development and this statement is false.
As a result of this, we can see that cognitive development has to do with the way the brain develops with regards to what it can assimilate things and we can see that there is NO evidence which supports that learning two languages would limit this development.
Therefore, the correct answer is false.
Read more about cognitive development here:
brainly.com/question/8627797
<span>Mr. Harlan is suffering from "delusion".
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A delusion is a mixed up conviction that is held with solid conviction notwithstanding when given better proof than the opposite. As a pathology, it is particular from a conviction in view of false or fragmented data, confabulation, creed, deception, or some other misdirecting impacts of discernment.
