Infants learn language in a predictable sequence in all kinds of families, all over the world. This evidence supports which theory of language development?
A) Behaviorist Theory
B) Nativist Theory
C) Social Interactionist Theory
D) Connectionist Theory

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The Nativist Theory, proposed by Noam Chomsky, suggests that the ability to learn language is innate, hardwired into the brain, and unfolds in predictable stages, regardless of the child's environment. This theory best explains the universal sequence of language development observed in infants worldwide.

Infants Learn Language in a Predictable Sequence in All Kinds