Studies of Adjacent Utterances in Child Language Suggest That

question 31

Multiple Choice

Studies of adjacent utterances in child language suggest that:

• A) forming a response requires retrieving information about the first speaker's topic.
• B) there are three categories of such responses.
• C) children can respond to the first speaker's topic without fully comprehending the speaker's utterance.
• D) All of these answers are true.

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