When Parents Talk to Young Children, They Frequently Speak More

question 84

Multiple Choice

When parents talk to young children, they frequently speak more slowly, in higher-pitched voices, enunciate more clearly, and end their sentences with rising intonation. These are all examples of

• A) nonverbal games.
• B) simplified speech.
• C) phonemic awareness.
• D) voice decoding.

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