Chomsky's Language Acquisition Device (LAD) Refers to

question 114

Multiple Choice

Chomsky's language acquisition device (LAD) refers to

• A) instructional techniques for children with speech and language delays.
• B) speech programs that parents can use to teach their children grammatical rules.
• C) computer programs that attempt to generate the linguistic rules that are needed for language acquisition.
• D) an innate system that permits children to combine words into grammatically consistent, novel utterances.

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Definitions:

Group Activities

Tasks or events designed to be executed or experienced by multiple individuals together, fostering collaboration, teamwork, and social interaction.

Performance Success

The degree to which an individual, team, or organization meets or exceeds set objectives or expectations.

Negative Performance Norms

Established patterns of behavior within a group that accept or encourage poor performance or dysfunctional activities.

Team Cohesiveness

Describes the extent to which team members are connected with each other and are motivated to achieve the group’s objectives collectively, enhancing performance and satisfaction.