The Connectionist Model of Explaining Language Development Processes Is Based

question 33

Multiple Choice

The connectionist model of explaining language development processes is based on:

• A) the view that computer programs can be used to research and simulate language-learning processes in the human brain.
• B) Chomskyan views of nativism and the learning mechanism.
• C) the understanding that language is a system of rules that represent categories of abstract knowledge.
• D) the view that language is not innate to individuals.

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