AP Psychologymediummcq1 pt
The typical order of early language milestones is
A.cooing, babbling, one-word, two-word
B.babbling, cooing, two-word, one-word
C.two-word, one-word, babbling, cooing
D.one-word, cooing, babbling, two-word
Explanation
Core Concept
Vowel coos precede consonant babble, then single words around age 1 and two-word phrases near 2 — the standard sequence.
Correct Answer
Acooing, babbling, one-word, two-word
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