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When children overapply grammar rules, making errors such as “gooses” instead of “geese,” what type of error are they making?

When children overapply grammar rules, making errors such as “gooses” instead of “geese,” what type of error are they making?
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When children overapply grammar rules, making errors such as “gooses” instead of “geese,” what type of error are they making?

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The error they are making is called 'overgeneralization'.
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