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Molly is learning that a stands for the sound you hear when you say apple or ant; that b stands for the sound in bat and ball; and so forth. Molly is learning
 
  a. phonemes.
  b. morphemes.
  c. syntax.
  d. semantics.

Question 2

The correlational research design focuses on
 
  a. specifying the causes of behavior.
  b. describing the traits of a particular child.
  c. identifying long-term developmental trends.
  d. specifying the strength and direction of a relationship within a pair of variables.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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