According to research, the use of a small number of verbal cues during demonstrations tends to be most helpful for which type of observers?
A) Young children and non-native English-speaking children
B) Adolescents and non-native English-speaking children
C) Young children and native English-speaking children
D) Adolescents and native English-speaking children

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Research suggests that using a small number of verbal cues during demonstrations is most helpful for young children and non-native English-speaking children. This is because they may have difficulty understanding complex language or instructions, and simple cues can help them better understand what they are supposed to do. Adolescents and native English-speaking children may be able to understand more complex language and instructions, so verbal cues may not be as necessary for them.

According to Research, the Use of a Small Number of Verbal