Goldin-Meadow and Mylander (1990) Discovered That Children Born with Severe

Multiple Choice

Goldin-Meadow and Mylander (1990) discovered that children born with severe hearing impairment:

A) Can produce language but cannot comprehend language
B) Can communicate in a way that is governed by universal grammar
C) Possess syntax but not semantics
D) Begin talking at about the same age as typically developing children
E) Sometimes spontaneously develop a gestural form of communication that adheres to syntactical rules