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Infant social interactions are
A) a misnomer because social interaction does not occur until the toddler stage.
B) often characterized by mutual gaze, babbling, and smiling.
C) normally unaffected by differences in temperament and social skill level.
D) commonly filled with coordinated imitation.
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Child Development: Principles and Perspectives

Child Development: Principles and Perspectives


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