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Recent research using brain-imaging technology shows that the brain reacts differently to syllables that are either good or bad word candidates. What can we conclude from this?

▸ The brain is hardwired to recognize sound patterns that make up human languages.

▸ There is no evidence of the effect of the instruction through teaching of language.

▸ There is no evidence for the effect of reinforcement in language development.

▸ Nativism is the only theoretical approach to language development which has demonstrated research support.

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