The Cultural Transmission View of Language Change Holds That

Multiple Choice

The cultural transmission view of language change holds that

A) the brains of geographically isolated individuals develop differently than the brains of those individuals that can exchange ideas and learn each others' languages.
B) our brains adapt to the language we invent.
C) languages change over time, responding to pressures to be communicatively useful and easy to learn.
D) human language developed as a by-product of our physiology.