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nautica902

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Research on gender differences in language development consistently shows that in the first two years, girls:
 
  a. are less likely to respond to their mothers' efforts to communicate with them.
  b. are no different than boys on any measures of language development.
  c. comprehend fewer words overall than boys do.
  d. produce more unique words than boys do.

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If a child used a word such as cooker during play or countulator for a calculator, he is using which of the following?
 
  a. Creative vocabulary
  b. Overextension
  c. Overregularization
  d. Underextension
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