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What is the innateness hypothesis?
The theory proposing that humans are born with an innate, genetically predisposed capacity for language acquisition, often associated with a 'Universal Grammar'.
The idea that all aspects of language are learned purely through imitation, exposure, and reinforcement from the environment.
The belief that language acquisition is solely a byproduct of general cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills, without any specialized linguistic faculty.
The hypothesis that language originated from the development of complex social structures and communication needs in early human societies.