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Support for the learning theory of language development can be found in studies such as Goldstein et al., which highlight the importance of speech and social feedback.

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Cambridge IGCSE PsychologyLanguage development

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Support for the learning theory of language development can be found in studies such as Goldstein et al., which highlight the importance of speech and social feedback

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Social Feedback in Language Development

Research indicates that social feedback from caregivers significantly influences children's language acquisition.

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    Define the term 'social feedback' in the context of language development.

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