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Everyone thought Meghana was adorable now that she was start…

Everyone thought Meghana was adorable now that she was starting to talk. She made mistakes—lots of them—but that didn’t dampen her enthusiasm. Every time Meghana saw a man, she enthusiastically called him “Daddy.” This is an example of

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________ refers to the movement of neurons from the place wh…

________ refers to the movement of neurons from the place where they are formed to their final locations in the brain.

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In 4-6 month old infants, facial expressions of joy,  positi…

In 4-6 month old infants, facial expressions of joy,  positive vocalizations, and gazing at the caregiver are  known as

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Newborns sleep 

Newborns sleep 

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________ is a general wariness and distress when an infant’s…

________ is a general wariness and distress when an infant’s main caregiver is not there.

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Newborn states of arousal include all of the following  exce…

Newborn states of arousal include all of the following  except ________________.

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The specialized form of speech that adults use with very you…

The specialized form of speech that adults use with very young infants is known as

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Repetitive actions that center on an infant’s own body are r…

Repetitive actions that center on an infant’s own body are referred to as:

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________ uses short sentences that contain mostly high- cont…

________ uses short sentences that contain mostly high- content words and omit smaller words.

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Infants can understand more words than what they are able to…

Infants can understand more words than what they are able to say.  Comprehension of the spoken word is called:

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