Current Research on Aphasia and Brain Injury Prior to Language

Multiple Choice

Current research on aphasia and brain injury prior to language indicates that:

A) children store language in the same centers of the brain as adults.
B) brain damage prior to language causes the same general delays for expressive language and language comprehension.
C) children who suffer brain damage in infancy reflect a different relation of injury to site than do studies of adults.
D) early left hemisphere damage impairs language acquisition more than later right hemisphere damage.