Roger Brown (1973)challenged the Behaviouristic Explanation of Language Acquisition by Pointing

Multiple Choice

Roger Brown (1973) challenged the behaviouristic explanation of language acquisition by pointing out that parents:

A) play no documented role in their children's acquisition of language.
B) contribute to their children's language development by genetic means.
C) often pay no attention to the grammatical form of their children's utterances.
D) imitate and expand upon the sounds and words produced by their children.