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Two forms of interaction that pre -verbal babies used to communicate with each other are non -verbal cues and imitation.
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So, two forms of interaction.
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Pre -verbal babies that pre -verbal babies used to communicate with each other are non -verbal cues.
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So, the pre -verbal babies rely heavily on non -verbal cues to convey their needs, emotions and intentions.
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So, rely heavily on non -verbal cues to convey their needs, emotions and intentions.
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These cues can include facial expression, body movements, gestures, eye contact and vocalization.
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For example, a baby may use pointing or reaching gestures to indicate their desire of an object or they may use facial expression like smiling or crying to express happiness or distress.
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Understanding and interpreting these non -verbal cues can help caregivers and adults better respond to needs and the motion of the baby.
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So, the second is imitation.
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These are the two forms that the babies use.
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The next is imitation.
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Babies have a natural inclination to imitate the actions and behaviors of the other.
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Babies have a natural inclination to imitate the actions and the behavior of other.
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So, the imitation serve as a form of social learning and communication among pre -verbal infants.
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They observe and mimic the actions, sounds and facial expression of their peers which helps them develop social skill, language acquisition and understanding of their environment...