In comparison to sighted children,language development for children who are blind
A)has a few subtle differences.
B)differs with regard to all major aspects of language.
C)is significantly slower,but similar in stages of development.
D)is not restricted by their lack of visual experiences.

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Language development in blind children has a few subtle differences, such as reliance on auditory and tactile information, but overall follows a similar pattern to that of sighted children.

In Comparison to Sighted Children,language Development for Children Who Are