A Child Who Says,"Than-Kuh You" Instead of "Thank You" Is

question 75

Multiple Choice

A child who says,"Than-kuh you" instead of "Thank you" is demonstrating which of the following?

• A) an omission error
• B) a substitution error
• C) a sound distortion
• D) an addition error

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Definitions:

Guilt

A sense of accountability or regret for any misdeed, criminal act, or wrongdoing, actual or perceived.

Anger

A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility usually triggered by perceived wrong or injustice.

Ego Ideal

Part of the psychoanalytic theory of the mind representing an individual's ideal self and the standards by which they measure their conduct.

Parents Value Education

The importance or emphasis placed by parents on the education and academic success of their children.