The Theoretical Perspective That Humans' Ability to Learn Language Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

The theoretical perspective that humans' ability to learn language is not the result of innate or genetically based predisposition that evolved specifically for language, but an aspect of our cognitive abilities, including general abilities of learning and memory is known as

• A) anti-nativist theory.
• B) linguistic theory.
• C) psychodynamic theory.
• D) evolutionary theory.

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