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The Psychologist claims that one cannot attribute children’s development of language solely to environmental influences. Why? Because children’s innate mechanisms also play a role in the development of language.

So, the most reasonable question that ought to be studied is whether innate mechanisms or environmental factors play a more significant role for a child’s language development.

The Psychologist is not concerned if the development of language could ever be fully explained. Rather, the Psychologist is concerned with how language development could be partially explained.

The Psychologist already claims that innate mechanisms play a role in the development of language.

The Psychologist concedes that innate mechanisms are not the sole factor for language development. Rather, the Psychologist is claiming that these mechanisms play a role.

We don’t know whether parents and peers are the most important influence for developing language. We only know that environmental factors and innate mechanisms influence this development in some way.

We know from the Psychologist that innate mechanisms play a partial role and environmental factors are not the sole influence on the development of language. Therefore, the next logical step is to consider what proportion of language development could we attribute to each of these factors.

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