Adoncia has noticed that her son's speech has gone from "juice," to "me juice," to "me want juice." her son's _____ has expanded.

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Alastair Wilkes · Answer 1 · 2019-11-19T05:37:46+0000

The correct answer is "mean length of utterance."

The mean Length of Utterance is best described as a measure of linguistic productivity in kids. it's miles historically calculated via collecting one hundred utterances spoken with the aid of a toddler and dividing the wide variety of morphemes through the number of utterances.

Adoncia has noticed that her son's speech has gone from "juice," to "me juice," to "me want juice." her son's _____ has expanded.

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