Bilingual Individuals Are Likely to Be Specialized by Domain (E

Multiple Choice

Bilingual individuals are likely to be specialized by domain (e.g., use one language for school and work and a second language for home and social events) ; therefore, some researchers suggest that bilingual individuals be:

A) given both performance and nonverbal tests.
B) assessed in both languages.
C) tested on social construct in their native language.
D) given intelligent tests in their native language.