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Question 1

When an infant learns to coordinate looking at an object, grasping the object, and putting the object in her mouth, this process is called:
◦ accommodation
◦ assimilation
◦ maturation
◦ the visually guided reach

Question 2

When Sharma learns to speak, she uses the word "Puffie" to describe not only her own cat (whose name is Puffie) but also every cat she sees, including tigers at the zoo. Sharma's language in this case demonstrates the principle of:
◦ overextension
◦ holophrasic speech
◦ telegraphic speech
◦ deferred imitation
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