In Their Analyses of Language Acquisition, Chomsky and Vygotsky Differ

question 47

Multiple Choice

In their analyses of language acquisition, Chomsky and Vygotsky differ in the emphasis they place upon:

• A) the importance of grammar
• B) the innate differences that exist across cultures and races
• C) the importance of a sensitive period in vocabulary acquisition
• D) innate readiness versus the influence of culture on language development

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