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The vocalizations of deaf and normal children differ in that

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  1. during the second half of the first year, normal children increase the variety of sound, whereas deaf children do now
  2. deaf children vocalize more than normal children during the first 6 months, then less thereafter
  3. normal children babble extensively, whereas deaf infants do not
  4. during the first 6 months, normal children increase their range of sound output more than deaf children do

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professional_psychology

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b1ff0158-2c4d-5a29-b89d-ffaa693f05cf
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all--test--b1ff0158-2c4d-5a29-b89d-ffaa693f05cf
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1
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all / test

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