Emergentist theories say language acquisition needs what?
ABiology alone is enough
BEnvironment alone is enough
CBiology and environment together
DNeither biology nor environment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Biology and environment together
1. Emergentism sees acquisition as a cognitive process that emerges from interaction.
2. Neither nature nor nurture alone is sufficient.
3. Both must work together.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language acquisition, Emergentism_
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