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cookcarl

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At which of the following ages would we be most likely to hear a child using holophrases?
 
  a. Two years of age
  b. Three years of age
  c. Four years of age
  d. Five years of age

Question 2

The theoretical view suggesting that children learn language by practicing it in their day-to-day interactionsapparen tly without effort because their learning is embedded in everyday activitiesis best described as:
 
  a. nativist theory.
  b. social cognitive theory.
  c. behaviorist theory.
  d. sociocultural theory.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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