A Rationale for Arguing for a Nature-Driven Explanation for Language

question 53

Multiple Choice

A rationale for arguing for a nature-driven explanation for language development is that it is:

• A) influenced by the ways their parents speak with them.
• B) similar whether they are learning a single language or multiple languages.
• C) quick, flexible, and seemingly effortless.
• D) often filled with errors that are easily corrected once brought to the attention of an adult.

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Definitions:

Physically Attractive

The attribute of being appealing to look at, often based on societal standards of beauty.

Asch

Refers to Solomon Asch, known for his research in social psychology, particularly for his experiments on conformity and social pressure.

Conformity

The act of aligning one's attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors to match those of a group or social norm, often as a result of real or perceived group pressure.

Line Length

A measurement that represents the distance from one end of a line to the other end.