Elicited imitation paradigm

[Liam Blything]

Hello all,

Can anyone give me some advice on what age-groups are too old for an *elicited 
imitation paradigm*? I have read that 4 years old is quite an old age to 
use this paradigm, but other studies have used it up to 7 years old.

I am eliciting two clause sentences linked by a connective (before, after). 
When do children become at high-risk for simply 'parrotting' the target 
sentence?

Many thanks for any thoughts,

Liam Blything
Lancaster University PhD student.

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