Why Do Children with Visual Impairments Often Have Delayed Language

Multiple Choice

Why do children with visual impairments often have delayed language?

A) It is more difficult for them to explore objects and attach names to them.
B) It is more difficult for them to grasp associations between people and objects.
C) They focus more on hearing and touch abilities than on language.
D) It is more difficult for them to be included in conversations because of their poor eye contact.