Deaf mothers of deaf infants
A) use an infant-directed speech form of sign language.
B) slow down but do not exaggerate their gestures.
C) find that their babies are less attentive to an infant-directed speech form of sign language than adult-directed signing.
D) All of the alternatives are correct.
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