David always refers to himself as "you." This
A) could represent an unusual speech pattern called pronoun reversal.
B) is an indication of insecure attachment in relationships.
C) is typical when language is first acquired.
D) is a common feature in childhood schizophrenia.

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Pronoun reversal, where an individual refers to themselves with pronouns typically used for others (like "you" instead of "I"), can be an unusual speech pattern observed in various contexts, including some developmental disorders. It is not specifically indicative of insecure attachment, typical early language acquisition, or a common feature of childhood schizophrenia.

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