An example of a question that a 6-year-old would interpret as a request or a demand instead of a question would be
A) What did you eat for lunch?
B) How are you today?
C) Do you have to jump on your bed?
D) Did you feed the dog?
C) Do you have to jump on your bed? The child, who has acquired the answer-obviousness rule, understands that his mother is not really interested in whether or not he feels a need to jump on the bed.
Psychology
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