Children's conversations that include taking turns talking, but during which children to do not necessarily talk about the same topic, are called:
A) private speech
B) individual monologues
C) collective monologues
D) dialogues

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Collective monologues are conversations in which children take turns talking but do not necessarily talk about the same topic. This is different from a dialogue, where participants engage in a conversation focused on a common topic or theme. Private speech refers to talking out loud to oneself, while individual monologues refer to extended or rambling speeches by an individual.

Children's Conversations That Include Taking Turns Talking, but During Which