Children use more private speech when tasks are:
AQuite easy
BAlready mastered
CMore difficult
DDone as a group
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. More difficult
1. Private speech helps children regulate behaviour.
2. Research shows children use more private speech when asked to do more difficult tasks.
3. They also use more when working without a teacher's help.
4. So difficulty increases private speech.
**Why not the others:** Quite easy tasks and mastered tasks need little self-guidance, and group work gives help from others.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Private speech", section "Behavioral self-regulation and emotion regulation" (revision 1378894484)_
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