When Daisy is talking to her infant son, Duke, she tends to use a more high-pitched voice, slow speech, and short simple sentences. Daisy's speech would best be described as

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Daisy's speech is child-directed, meaning that she is using a form of speech that is simplified and intended for young children. This includes a higher pitch, slower pace, and simpler sentence structure to help Duke understand and learn from her words. The other options (telegraphic, holophrastic, underextended) do not accurately describe Daisy's speech style in this scenario.

When Daisy Is Talking to Her Infant Son, Duke, She