Analyses of high-quality recordings of infants' speech
A)entirely support the work of B . F. Skinner.
B)entirely support the work of Noam Chomsky.
C)show evidence that both biology and experience contribute to learning language.
D)show that infants have a long way to go before they learn anything about language.

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High-quality recordings of infants' speech show evidence that both biology and experience contribute to learning language. Infants have a natural ability to acquire language, but their environment and experiences also play a crucial role in their language development. This view is supported by the current research in the field of language acquisition, which suggests that biological endowment and environmental input are both essential for language acquisition. Therefore, the option C is the best answer. Option A and B are not correct because the high-quality recordings of infants' speech do not exclusively support the work of either B.F. Skinner or Noam Chomsky. Option D is also incorrect because infants have been shown to learn a lot about language in their first few years of life, and these recordings offer valuable insights into their language development.

Analyses of High-Quality Recordings of Infants' Speech