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If You Point to a Car and Say "Car," a Child

Question 39

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If you point to a car and say "car," a child will understand that is the word for car and not of the wheels. This is an example of:

A) the whole object assumption.
B) the mutual exclusivity bias.
C) syntactic bootstrapping.
D) overregularization.

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