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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.4
How does observational learning contribute to language development?
Observational learning primarily works on non-verbal communication skills like body language rather than verbal ones such as speaking..
Observational learning inhibits language development by promoting mimicry over unique linguistic outputs.
Observational learning enables children to imitate sounds and words they hear from others thus aiding language acquisition.
Observational Learning doesn't influence language development because it is a biological process that unfolds naturally irrespective of external influences.
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