Slobin's (2001) Research on Children's Narratives Across Differing Languages Suggests

question 21

Multiple Choice

Slobin's (2001) research on children's narratives across differing languages suggests that:

• A) explanations of the exact same event in different languages include different information about the event.
• B) explanations of the exact same event in different languages include the same information about the event.
• C) children tell stories the same way across cultures.
• D) children tell stories differently across cultures.

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