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What is the term that developmentalists use to describe repetitive consonant–vowel combinations such as “ba-ba-ba” or “do-do-do?”
a.   telegraphic speech
b.   babbling
c.   cooing
d.   gesturing
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Child Development: A Cultural Approach

Child Development: A Cultural Approach


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Thank you so much.
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