Children Acquire Vocabulary So Efficiently and Accurately That Some Theorists

Multiple Choice

Children acquire vocabulary so efficiently and accurately that some theorists believe that

A) principles such as mutual exclusivity bias have no bearing on language development.
B) it is governed by different cognitive strategies than those applied to nonlinguistic information.
C) children reject a coalition of perceptual, social, and linguistic cues in favor of rote learning.
D) they are innately biased to induce word meanings using certain principles.