Landau reflux
Landau reflux: An infantile, automatic posture in which the head and trunk extend when the baby is held in a prone position with the examiner's hands under the trunk. language: The content (word meaning, word order, etc.) of what a person says and understands. 1. Knowledge of a code for representing ideas about the world through a conventional system of arbitrary signals for communication. (What it really means is: These symbols (written, spoken, or signed) allow people to communicate thoughts to each other, to identify their innermost feelings, to aid in solving personal problems and to explore the world beyond their sight and current time frame. Language is considered by many to be the singularly most important tool for obtaining knowledge and skills in our society. 2. A code made up of a group of rules that include: what words mean, how to make new words (friend, friendly, unfriendly), how to combine words together ("Peg walked to the new store", not "Peg walk store new"), and what word combinations are best in what situations ("Would you mind moving your foot?" could quickly change to "Get off my foot, please!" if the first request got no results). When a person cannot understand the language code, then there is a receptive problem. If a person does not know enough language rules to share thoughts, ideas, and feelings completely, then there is an expressive problem. One problem can exist without the other, but often they occur together in both children and adults.
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