Linguistic turn-taking in conversations may have its origins in ...

[lb_gilbert]

Linguistic turn-taking in conversations may have its origins in
 
  a. children monitoring their speech. c. mutual imitation.
  b. monologues d. egocentrism.

Question 2

Which of the following is not true of verbal repairs?
 
  a. They reflect children's inability to be sensitive to their listeners.
  b. They are the adjustment of speech when children make errors in communication.
  c. They tend to increase over the preschool and into the early school years.
  d. They decrease from middle childhood into adolescence.

[akemokai]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A

[lb_gilbert]

TYSM

[ttt030911]

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