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In the Earliest Stage of Prespeech Development, Infants Produce Primarily

Question 32

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In the earliest stage of prespeech development, infants produce primarily:

A) non-reduplicated babbling
B) cooing and laughter
C) reflexive crying and vegetative sounds
D) reduplicated babbling

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