What is the term for a delivery of a child who is not alive?

Your textbook states that phonemic restoration is a kind of illusion. This statement is true because

a. we think that we hear boundaries between words, even when a physical boundary does not really exist. b. we think that we are accurate when we replace a missing phoneme, but we typically make many errors. c. we make too much use of bottom-up processing. d. we think that we hear a speech sound, even if it is not present in the distal stimulus.

Achievement gains for children in inclusive classrooms depend on

A) both the severity of the disability and the support services available. B) the qualifications of the general education teacher. C) whether or not they have access to mentors. D) how they view the nature of their disability.