Three of the following are common outcomes of learning two languages rather than only one in the early years of life.Which one is not necessarily an outcome of bilingualism?
A)Greater phonological awareness
B)More advanced cognitive functioning
C)Less mastery of each of the two languages
D)Ability to maintain good social relationships with different groups of people

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Research suggests that bilingualism does not necessarily lead to a lesser mastery of each language but rather can enhance proficiency in both languages. Therefore, C is not necessarily an outcome of bilingualism. A, B, and D are all common outcomes of learning two languages in the early years of life.

Three of the Following Are Common Outcomes of Learning Two