The activity of stringing together meaningless motions and repeating them over and over,a process performed by deaf children,is called
A) hand babbling.
B) hand cooing.
C) motherese.
D) asymmetric acoustics.

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Hand babbling is the activity of stringing together meaningless motions and repeating them over and over, much like vocal babbling in hearing children. This behavior is commonly observed in deaf children and serves as a precursor to sign language acquisition. Choices B, C, and D are not related to this specific behavior.

The Activity of Stringing Together Meaningless Motions and Repeating Them