There are specific areas of the brain that are specialized for processing language.This fact supports the view of language acquisition that emphasizes the importance of
A)classical conditioning.
B)innate biological factors.
C)illness and nutrition.
D)operant conditioning.

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The fact that there are specific areas of the brain specialized for processing language supports the view that language acquisition is influenced by innate biological factors, such as the structure and function of the brain. Classical conditioning and operant conditioning theories emphasize the role of environmental factors in language acquisition, while illness and nutrition may have indirect effects on language development but are not direct determinants of language acquisition.

There Are Specific Areas of the Brain That Are Specialized