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How does the substantial factor test differ from the but-for test?
Nativist-Acquisition Hypothesis
A theory suggesting that the ability to learn language is innate, with linguistic development triggered by exposure to language.
Universal-Linguistic Theory
A theory suggesting that there are innate, universal grammar rules shared across all human languages, proposed by linguist Noam Chomsky.
Learning Theory Approach
A perspective focusing on how individuals acquire new behaviors and knowledge through interactions with the environment, emphasizing the role of reinforcement and observation.
Telegraphic Speech
A stage in early child language development characterized by two-word sentences that express essential ideas, resembling the succinctness of a telegram.
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