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For a child with apraxia of speech, adjustments can be made in the Bayley test by providing additional time for the child to respond to prompts, using gestures or visuals to support understanding, and considering the child's overall communication abilities rather than just focusing on verbal responses. It's important to work closely with a speech-language pathologist to determine the most appropriate adaptations for the child's specific needs.

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