Cooing and babbling do not represent objects or actions, but are rather ______.
A) primitive language
B) postverbal cues
C) prelinguistic vocalizations
D) abstract vocalizations

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Cooing and babbling are considered prelinguistic vocalizations because they occur before the development of language and do not represent specific objects or actions. They are foundational to language development.

Cooing and Babbling Do Not Represent Objects or Actions, but Are