Toon, a rambunctious 18-month-old, inadvertently runs into a table, knocking a glass of tea onto his grandmother’s freshly mopped floor. Toon’s grandfather mockingly calls his grandson, “Clumsy-Car-Toon!” The grandfather’s use of shaming
illustrates the __________ theory of language development.
a) cognitive
b) interactionist/social
c) Bayesian
d) innatist
Answer: b
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