Which view stresses talk between a child and knowledgeable adults?

1. Social interactionism explains language growth through interaction with linguistically knowledgeable adults. 2. It builds on the socio-cultural ideas of Lev Vygotsky and became prominent through Jerome Bruner. 3. Nativism stresses inborn structures, and statistical learning stresses pattern detection. 4. So the view built on adult-child talk is social interactionism. **Why not the others:** Nativism, in both forms, stresses inborn structure, and statistical learning stresses the child detecting patterns in input. _Source: Wikipedia, "Language acquisition", section "Social interactionism" (revision 1375526787)_