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Imitation theories of language development cannot account for
a.   children saying things like, "I hurted myself."
b.   children's repetition of their parents.
c.   the drift of babbling toward the language spoken around the infant.
d.   rapid language growth of children who repeat the words they hear.
e.   the failure of reinforcement to promote language development.
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The Developing Child

The Developing Child


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How do you know so much! You're some kind of genius lol Thank you
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No problem.
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