Referential Style Refers To

question 84

Multiple Choice

Referential style refers to:

• A)tending to analyze the speech stream and first uttering isolated, monosyllabic words.
• B)beginning to talk comparatively quite late but then suddenly saying a large number of words,
• C)joining in adult conversations with perfect intonational patterns but few recognizable words.
• D)spending a great deal of time attempting to determine what adults are speaking about

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