When Four-Year-Olds Talk to Two-Year-Olds,they

question 92

Multiple Choice

When four-year-olds talk to two-year-olds,they

• A)talk the same as when they talk to peers or adults.
• B)tend to talk more to the two-year-olds than they do to adults.
• C)use more attention-getting devices than when they talk to adults.
• D)use grammar that is too complex for two-year-olds.

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Smaller Sample

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