When young children engage in conversations with their peers, they:
A. show more sophisticated conversational skills than when they speak to adults because they find talking with peers more socially engaging.
B. show less sophisticated conversational skills than when they speak to adults because their peers do not provide scaffolding as adults do.
C. show equally sophisticated conversational skills compared to when they speak to adults, although their style of conversation is quite different.
D. young children do not engage in conversations with their peers.
Question 2
A child who responds by saying I like trucks after her mother says Eat your peas has demonstrated which of the following?
A. a non-contingent response
B. a contingent response
C. a violation of the maxim of quality
D. private speech
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