how-does-phoneme-discrimination-change-in-infants-by-the-age-of-12-months

Question

How does phoneme discrimination change in infants by the age of 12 months?

Accepted Answer

Infants lose the ability to distinguish non-native phonemes and improve in native phoneme discrimination.

Answer

Infants gain the ability to distinguish all phonemes equally.

Answer

Infants lose the ability to distinguish any phonemes.

Answer

Infants begin to produce phonemes more accurately.