The idea that a grammatically complex language system seems to be unique to humans is consistent with
A) Chomsky's account of language acquisition.
B) the interactionist perspective.
C) the dynamic systems perspective.
D) Skinner's account of language acquisition.

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Chomsky's account of language acquisition proposes that humans have an innate "language acquisition device" that allows them to learn and produce grammatically complex language structures. This innate ability is not found in other animals, which supports the idea that a complex language system is unique to humans.

The Idea That a Grammatically Complex Language System Seems to Be