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CODE SWITCHING IN CHILDREN'S LANGUAGE11This research was supported in part by Grant GS-3001 from the National Science Foundation to Elliot Mishler. The paper was written while I was a senior research associate in the Laboratory of Social Psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School. I am grateful to Dr. Mishler for many of the insights reported here.

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