The more "committed" the brain is to native-language patterns, the
A) better children's mastery of their native language.
B) more effectively children acquire foreign language.
C) more difficult it is for children to acquire reading skills.
D) greater the chance the child is ambidextrous.

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The more committed the brain is to native-language patterns, the better children's mastery of their native language. This is because the brain has become specialized in processing the particular sounds, grammar, and syntax of their native language, allowing for quick and effortless processing.

The More "Committed" the Brain Is to Native-Language Patterns, the