According to Weitzman and Greenberg (2002), the four conversational styles for young children are:
A) Sociable, reluctant, own agenda, passive
B) Friendly, obtuse, selfish, involved
C) Greeters, requesters, problem solvers, thinkers
D) Sociable, unsociable, passive, impassive

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Weitzman and Greenberg (2002) identified four conversational styles in young children as sociable, reluctant, own agenda, and passive. These styles describe how children interact and communicate with others, reflecting their social engagement and conversational participation.

According to Weitzman and Greenberg (2002), the Four Conversational Styles