In comparison to sighted children,children who are blind
A)experience articulation problems,which they quickly outgrow.
B)differ with regard to all major aspects of language.
C)are not impaired in language functioning and might even be more motivated than sighted children to use language.
D)have restricted language development probably due to their lack of visual experiences.

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Studies have shown that blind children are not impaired in language functioning and might even be more motivated than sighted children to use language. While there may be some differences in certain aspects of language development, such as syntax and grammar, overall blind children can develop language skills on par with sighted children. Therefore, options A, B, and D are incorrect.

In Comparison to Sighted Children,children Who Are Blind