A 30-month-old child, who at 6 months engaged relatively little with her parents in joint-attention activities, is expected to _________ than a 30-month-old who had at 6 months engaged more in joint-attention activities.

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Joint-attention activities have been shown to be related to language development. Therefore, a child who engaged less in joint-attention activities at 6 months is expected to have a smaller vocabulary than a child who engaged more in joint-attention activities at 6 months.

A 30-Month-Old Child, Who at 6 Months Engaged Relatively Little