In comparison to sighted children, children who are blind
A)have a few subtle differences in language functioning.
B)differ with regard to all major aspects of language.
C)are not impaired in language functioning.
D)have restricted language development due to their lack of visual experiences.

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Children who are blind are not impaired in language functioning; they can develop language skills similarly to sighted children, although they may rely more on auditory and tactile experiences.

In Comparison to Sighted Children, Children Who Are Blind