Which of the following examples would be most consistent with Marcus's (1996) rule-and-memory theory for children's choice of past-tense verbs?
a. Children systematically add -ed to every present-tense verb, to create a past-tense verb, and they remember this rule.
b. Children typically add -ed to present-tense verbs, but they have also learned the past tense of a small number of irregular verbs.
c. Children create a rule, based on adults' models of past tense, and the children store this rule in long-term memory.
d. Children keep a tally of the statistically likely pattern of past-tense words, and they retrieve this rule from memory when appropriate.
Question 2
A mother hands little Marc his familiar bowl, which contains a red fruit he has never seen before. She says, Look, here are some strawberries When he sees this same fruit at dinnertime, he points and says a word something like strawbe
Marc is demonstrating:
a. overextension.
b. fast mapping.
c. an appreciation of syntax.
d. an appreciation of pragmatics.
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