The production of syllables that contain vowels and consonants is called
A) cooing.
B) babbling.
C) fast mapping.
D) intonation.

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Babbling refers to the production of syllables containing both vowels and consonants, typically between 6-10 months of age. Cooing refers to the production of vowel-like sounds, fast mapping refers to the ability to quickly learn and understand new words, and intonation refers to the rise and fall in pitch of speech.

The Production of Syllables That Contain Vowels and Consonants Is