A pattern of conversational interaction between parent and infant that involves alternate sending and receiving of messages is referred to as
A)turn-taking.
B)imprinting.
C)presemantics.
D)transformation.

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Turn-taking is the process in which one speaker hands over the role of speaking to another person, creating a back-and-forth flow of communication. This pattern begins to develop in early infancy as parents and infants engage in vocalizations and gestures, laying the foundation for later language development.

A Pattern of Conversational Interaction Between Parent and Infant That