The Type of Speech in Which Children Frequently Omit Everything

question 96

Multiple Choice

The type of speech in which children frequently omit everything in a sentence but the critical words is called ________ speech.

• A) overregulated
• B) overextended
• C) receptive
• D) telegraphic
• E) holaphrastic

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Definitions:

Expectancy Theory

A motivational theory suggesting that individuals are likely to act in a certain way based on the expectation that the act will be followed by a desired outcome.

Path-goal Leadership

A theory that suggests leaders should adjust their style to fit the developmental and psychological needs of their followers to achieve the desired goal.

Follower Characteristics

The traits or qualities of individuals who are led by others, which can influence the leadership process.

Work-setting Characteristics

Features or aspects of a workplace environment that affect employees' behavior, performance, and job satisfaction.