The theory that linguistic development results from strengthening of existing networks and neural connections in the brain is known as:
A) Behaviorist Theory.
B) Nativist Theory.
C) Social Interactionist Theory.
D) Connectionist View of Language Development

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The Connectionist View of Language Development posits that language acquisition is a result of the strengthening of neural connections in the brain. This perspective emphasizes the importance of neural networks in learning and processing language, rather than innate linguistic knowledge or solely environmental factors.

The Theory That Linguistic Development Results from Strengthening of Existing