If a Child Is Showing Between-Domain Generalization, This Means the Child

If a child is showing between-domain generalization, this means the child is:

A) using the targeted speech skill with other people in other domains.
B) using the targeted speech skill in single-words and conversational speech.
C) showing generalization from one phonological class to another implicationally related phonological class.
D) showing generalization from one area of language such as morphosyntax to another, such as phonology.