The fact that children are wired to know without being taught that communication has meaning and that it has universal rules and uses is reflected in
a. the cognitive interactionist view of language acquisition.
b. the behaviorist view of language acquisition.
c. the surface structure.
d. the deep structure.
Question 2
According to B. F. Skinner, infants language develops because
a. someone takes the time to teach language to them.
b. of the deep structure.
c. of the surface structure.
d. of parents reinforcement through smiling, cuddling the baby, and verbalizing.
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