When infants reach about 6 months of age they begin babbling; that is:
A)they begin repeating consonant-vowel combinations.
B)they begin learning the rules of syntax.
C)they begin stringing morphemes together.
D)they begin using words to construct nonsensical utterances.

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Babbling refers to the spontaneous vocalizations made by infants, typically beginning around 6 months of age, where they repetitively produce consonant-vowel combinations. This is an important developmental milestone that lays the foundation for further language development. The other options do not accurately describe the process of babbling.

When Infants Reach About 6 Months of Age They Begin