Multiple Choice
A child's ability to make connections between new words and referents so rapidly that he or she cannot be considering all possible meanings for the new word is referred to as
A) overregularization.
B) underextension.
C) overextension.
D) fast mapping.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q53: Which of the following is a CORRECT
Q54: The use of symbols is not related
Q55: Children with a referential style use language
Q56: Cooing refers to<br>A) single syllable utterances consisting
Q57: A language's rules for combining words to
Q59: Three-year-old Steven walks up to his father,
Q60: Children's understanding of sarcasm<br>A) occurs only when
Q61: Children assume that a name refers to
Q62: Defining a word too narrowly is known
Q63: Bilingualism is very confusing for children and,