Children who have brain injuries to language areas in the first 2 years of life:
A)never recover language function.
B)recover function over many years.
C)almost never show severe language disturbances.
D)show lack of further development of language while maintaining their pre-injury level of function.

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Children who sustain brain injuries to language areas in the first 2 years of life often show remarkable recovery and rarely exhibit severe language disturbances due to the brain's plasticity during early development.

Children Who Have Brain Injuries to Language Areas in the First