The study of how we use language in social situations—how and when we say things—is called:

Learning to switch between language codes shows growing:

These communication skills are essential for success in:

During middle childhood, children move from thinking “rules are _______” to understanding that rules can be changed based on fairness and intent.

Moral reasoning in middle childhood becomes more:

When a child says, “It’s wrong because the teacher said so,” they are showing:

When a child says, “It’s wrong because it’s unfair to others,” they are demonstrating:

During middle childhood, __________ remain the main source of rules, values, and support.

As children grow, __________ become increasingly important in shaping their behavior.