Darin, an infant, makes babbling sounds but cannot say actual words. This is an example of _________.
A) prelinguistic vocalization
B) paralinguistic vocalization
C) deferred imitation
D) habituation

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Prelinguistic vocalization refers to the sounds infants make before they begin to use language in a meaningful way, such as babbling, which is exactly what Darin is doing.

Darin, an Infant, Makes Babbling Sounds but Cannot Say Actual