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• OVERGENERALIZE (verb) The verb OVERGENERALIZE has 1 sense 1 draw too general a conclusion Familiarity information OVERGENERALIZE used as a verb is very rareSecond Phase Children constructs a rule for forming the past tense and begins to overgeneralize the rule to irregular forms such as go (resulting in forms such as goed) Third Phases In this phase, children tend to learn that there are (many) exceptions to the rules and acquire the ability to apply those rules selectively Overgeneralization Tom Scovel writes, “Overgeneralization means that whenever learners encounter a new rule or pattern in the target language, they assume the rule or pattern operates without exception” (53) In other words, overgeneralization describes the act of applying a linguistic/interlinguistic rule in situations when an exception Children And Some Adults Overgeneralize Negative Concord The Case Of Fragment Answers To Negative Questions In Italian Semantic Scholar Overgeneralized autobiographical memory ...