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Q In the video titled, Baby and Toddler Milestones (located in the Readings and Resources section), Dr. Lisa Schulman provides samples of communication for children from 6 months to 2 years. She traces the growth of social engagement, attention to language and communication intent. For this discussion, explain how language (receptive and expressive) is a reflection of cognitive growth. Cite specific examples of the growing sophistication in the child’s interactions. For example, at what point does undifferentiated behavior become goal directed behavior? When does the child use purposeful gestures? When do words begin to replace those gestures?

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Language helps children think about their mental abilities and behavior, and it leads to higher cognitive processes such as recall classification, conscious memorization, selective attention, and other cognitive skills. When infants initially begin to learn a language, they build on previously distinguished categories. The mental representations infants establish in their earliest years for objects, relations, qualities, and events give a wide cognitive foundation on which to map words from child-directed speech ("Child & Adolescent Development: Overview Infancy Cognitive Development: Language Development", 2021).