The typical order of spoken language development is _____.
A) reflexive, cooing, babbling, simple words
B) cooing, squealing, vowel sounds, simple words
C) squealing, cooing, reflexive, simple words
D) cooing, babbling, reflexive, simple words

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The typical order of spoken language development starts with reflexive sounds (such as crying and fussing), progresses to cooing (vocalizing vowel sounds), then to babbling (combining consonant and vowel sounds), and finally to simple words. This sequence reflects the increasing complexity and control over the vocal apparatus as infants grow and develop.

The Typical Order of Spoken Language Development Is _____