Which of the following is TRUE regarding blind children's ability to apply color terms?
A) Blind children are unable to apply color terms, either to concrete objects or metaphorically to abstract concepts.
B) Blind children are able to apply color terms to concrete objects based on what they have heard people say. They are unable to apply color terms metaphorically to abstract concepts.
C) Blind children are able to apply color terms to concrete objects with a sophistication that goes beyond merely repeating what they have heard people say. They are unable to apply color terms metaphorically to abstract concepts.
D) Blind children are able to apply color terms in a sophisticated fashion both to concrete objects and metaphorically to abstract concepts.

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Research has shown that blind children can indeed apply color terms both to concrete objects and metaphorically to abstract concepts. They learn to use color language in contextually appropriate ways, often through linguistic input and interaction with sighted individuals, demonstrating a sophisticated understanding of color in both literal and metaphorical senses.

Which of the Following Is TRUE Regarding Blind Children's Ability