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Students with learning disabilities and co-existing language impairments may struggle with pragmatics. Which of the following is a characteristic of pragmatics?

▸ Engage inappropriately in conversation.

▸ Failure to process all the information in a social situation.

▸ Believe their efforts have no bearing on their learning outcomes.

▸ Failure to transfer or apply information or strategies from one situation to another.

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

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