In early language development, any behaviors, such as touching, vocalizing, gazing, or smiling, that allow non-verbal interaction and turn-taking between parent and child are known as shared
A)signals.
B)semantics.
C)telegraphic speech.
D)transformations.

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These behaviors are known as shared signals, which facilitate non-verbal communication and interaction, crucial for early language development and bonding.

In Early Language Development, Any Behaviors, Such as Touching, Vocalizing