Psychologists generally agree that there is a universal grammar driving language learning.

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Most psychologists and linguists, including Noam Chomsky who originally proposed the theory of universal grammar, argue that while there might be some innate faculties for language learning, the concept of a universal grammar that applies across all languages is highly debated and not universally accepted. The idea of a specific, genetically encoded universal grammar has been challenged by evidence of linguistic diversity and the adaptability of language learning in humans.

Psychologists Generally Agree That There Is a Universal Grammar Driving