A Nativist's View About Language Development Would Be That

question 56

Multiple Choice

A nativist's view about language development would be that:

• A)language is developed to communicate and interact with others.
• B)language development does not require innate knowledge; it requires only general-purpose cognitive mechanisms.
• C)people have innate knowledge of universal grammar and there are cognitive skills that are specific to learning language.
• D)language development is completely dependent on the experience of the particular child.

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