A child's ability to map words onto concepts or objects after only a single exposure to them is called ____________.
A)semantic sensitivity
B)pragmatic adjustment
C)morpheme sensitivity
D)fast mapping

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Fast mapping refers to a child's ability to map words onto concepts or objects after only a single exposure to them. Semantic sensitivity refers to a person's ability to understand and interpret the meaning of words and phrases, while pragmatic adjustment refers to a person's ability to adjust language and communication style to suit the context and social situation. Morpheme sensitivity refers to a person's ability to detect and understand the smallest units of meaning in language.

A Child's Ability to Map Words onto Concepts or Objects