Proponents of _______ essentially argue that children are born with a broad theory of language that they modify in accordance with the speech they hear growing up.
a. the social-interactionist perspective c. neo-Piagetian theories
b. behavioralist theories d. nativist theories.
Question 2
Most researchers today
a. do not take the empiricist position.
b. believe that grammar is acquired simply by conditioning.
c. believe that imitation plays a role in language development that behaviorists proposed.
d. do not acknowledge that a child's language environment is important for language acquisition.
The thorax of apes, including humans, is broad but shallow in contrast to the narrower, deeper chest
Signal Detection Theory
Geographies of Language
Sofia and Matthew put off having children
Extrinsic Motivation for Children
Immunizing young children against a variety of diseases