The Nativist Theory of Language Development Suggests That

question 88

Multiple Choice

The nativist theory of language development suggests that:

• A) children learn language through hearing others speak it.
• B) language influences thought.
• C) the ability to use language is inborn.
• D) a child's use of language develops from a desire to interact socially.

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Definitions:

Lectures

Educational talks or presentations often given by an expert or teacher in front of an audience, primarily for instructional purposes.

Nonverbal Signals

Communication methods without words, such as body language, facial expressions, and gestures.

Instructor's Words

Refers to the verbal and written communications from an educator to their students, often conveying knowledge, instructions, or feedback.

Correcting Entries

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