The strings of consonant-vowel combinations produced by babies in the middle of the first year is called
A)crying.
B)labeling.
C)cooing.
D)babbling.

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Babbling is the term used to describe the strings of consonant-vowel combinations produced by babies in the middle of the first year. Crying refers to a distress vocalization, labeling describes the process of attaching names to objects, and cooing refers to the early vocalizations made by babies, typically characterized by vowel sounds.

The Strings of Consonant-Vowel Combinations Produced by Babies in the Middle