Which studies present the most convincing evidence that first languages are easiest to learn in childhood?
A) studies of chimpanzees learning ASL
B) studies of deaf middle-aged adults learning ASL
C) studies of language acquisition in children who are blind from birth
D) studies of language acquisition in children who were not exposed to auditory stimuli

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The Answer of Which studies present the most convincing evidence that first languages are easiest to learn in childhood?
A) studies of chimpanzees learning ASL
B) studies of deaf middle-aged adults learning ASL
C) studies of language acquisition in children who are blind from birth
D) studies of language acquisition in children who were not exposed to auditory stimuli

Which Studies Present the Most Convincing Evidence That First Languages