Which of the following is not characteristic of infant-directed speech?
A)Varied and exaggerated intonation
B)Long pauses between phrases
C)Repetition
D)Low pitch of the voice

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Infant-directed speech, often used by adults when speaking to babies, is characterized by a higher pitch, not a lower one. This high pitch, along with varied and exaggerated intonation, long pauses, and repetition, helps to grab and hold the infant's attention.

Which of the Following Is Not Characteristic of Infant-Directed Speech