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tnt_battle

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Vanna takes a lifespan neurodevelopmental view concerning depression. As such, she would be most interested in
 
  a. medication.
  b. the developing brain.
  c. social norms.
  d. repressed memories.

Question 2

Though 18-month-old Saturn knows the word car, she only uses it when referring to her mother's sedan (i.e., she does not use it to describe any other vehicle). Saturn's linguistic limitation is best described as involving
 
  a. underextension.
  b. overregularization.
  c. telegraphic speech.
  d. overextension.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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