Multiple Choice
When Alice speaks to her six-month-old nephew, her voice immediately takes on a higher pitch, her speech becomes slower, and she begins to use more simplistic words and phrases. This change in Alice's language behavior is an example of
A) echoing.
B) recasting.
C) child-directed speech.
D) morphology.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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