It Is Difficult to Explain Language Acquisition Solely in Terms

question 20

Multiple Choice

It is difficult to explain language acquisition solely in terms of imitation and reinforcement because children

• A)acquire language even in the absence of social interaction.
• B)resent being corrected for grammatical mistakes.
• C)generate all sorts of sentences they have never heard before.
• D)employ telegraphic speech patterns before their second birthday.

Understand the theories of intelligence proposed by various psychologists.

Distinguish between divergent and convergent thinking.

Comprehend the principles and types of heuristics involved in decision making and problem solving.

Understand the impact of nature and nurture on language development and intelligence.

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Definitions:

Symbolic

Relating to or using symbols or symbolism to convey meaning, express complexity, or articulate abstract concepts.

Forced Resocialization

The process of forcibly changing an individual's beliefs and behaviors, commonly seen in total institutions like prisons or military camps.

Sociobiology

A science that uses evolutionary theory and genetic inheritance to examine the biological roots of social behavior.

Isolated

Being separated from others, either physically, socially, or emotionally, resulting in limited interaction or communication.