"Trevor" (Age 6) Spelled "Eat" as "Et," with Two Letters

question 19

Multiple Choice

"Trevor" (age 6) spelled "eat" as "et," with two letters because it only has two sounds. This is an example of:

• A)Over-application of the alphabetic principle
• B)Under-application of the alphabetic principle
• C)Under-extension of the alphabetic principle
• D)A segmentation error
• E)Taxonomic constraint

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