In Contrast to Learning Theory, the Nativist Theory of Language

question 121

Multiple Choice

In contrast to learning theory, the nativist theory of language development proposes that __________ factors account for the acquisition of language.

• A)environmental
• B)social
• C)early experience
• D)inborn

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