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The basic assumption in nativist theories of child language development is:

The basic assumption in nativist theories of child language development is:
A) language acquisition is the result of verbal behaviors that are systematically reinforced and encouraged.
B) language acquisition is primarily the result of an innate predisposition to learn language.
C) language acquisition is primarily the result of experiences combined with modeling from parents.
D) language acquisition requires no input from parents or other adults.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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