Caregiver speech differs from everyday speech in all the following ways EXCEPT:
A) the use of simplified vocabulary
B) the use of higher speaking pitch
C) fewer questions and imperatives
D) using an exaggerated intonation

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Caregiver speech often includes more questions and imperatives to engage the child and stimulate language development, contrary to option C which suggests fewer questions and imperatives. Options A, B, and D are characteristics of caregiver speech, which typically involves simplified vocabulary, a higher pitch, and exaggerated intonation to capture the child's attention and facilitate learning.

Caregiver Speech Differs from Everyday Speech in All the Following