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Cooing refers to (Multiple Choice)

Cooing refers to
a.   single syllable utterances consisting of a consonant and vowel.
b.   the production of vowel-like sounds such as “ooooooo” or “ahhhhhhh.”
c.   the repetition of a sound such as “dahdahdahdahdah.”
d.   a pattern of rising and falling pitch.

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Children and Their Development

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My course has gotten a whole lot easier thanks to this.

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You don't need to thank me, it was good practice for me lol

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