The repetition by infants of meaningless language sounds (including both vowel and consonant sounds)is called
A)babbling.
B)cooing.
C)telegraphic speech.
D)crying.

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Babbling refers to the stage in language development when infants repeat various sounds that are not necessarily meaningful or specific to any language. This includes both vowel and consonant sounds and is a key part of language acquisition.

The Repetition by Infants of Meaningless Language Sounds (Including Both