Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes a difference between an easy child and a difficult child according to temperament research in developmental psychology?
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Developmental Psychology
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Which of the following is typically the earliest communicative sound produced by infants according to developmental psychology?
A
Cooing
B
Babbling
C
Saying their first word
D
Telegraphic speech
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Understand the developmental stages of infant communication, which typically progress from reflexive sounds to more intentional vocalizations.
Identify the earliest types of communicative sounds infants produce, starting with reflexive crying and then moving to more controlled sounds.
Recognize that 'cooing' refers to the early vowel-like sounds infants make, usually around 6 to 8 weeks of age, which are the first intentional vocalizations.
Differentiate 'cooing' from 'babbling,' which involves repetitive consonant-vowel combinations and occurs later, around 4 to 6 months.
Note that 'saying their first word' and 'telegraphic speech' happen much later in development, typically after the first year.
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