Nativism is the belief that:
A. Certain knowledge or abilities are innate
B. Knowledge is gained only through experience
C. Knowledge is shaped entirely by culture
D. Learning depends on sensory input

Nativism is the belief that certain knowledge or abilities are innate, not gained solely through experience or cultural influence. This idea suggests that humans have inherent skills, such as language acquisition, supported by theories like Chomsky's universal grammar. Nativism stands in contrast to empiricism, which emphasizes experiential learning. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

Nativism is the belief that certain knowledge or abilities are innate, contrasting with empiricism's focus on sensory experience. It posits that humans are born with some inherent skills, such as language, and acknowledges cultural influences while maintaining that fundamental traits are inborn. The selected answer is A: Certain knowledge or abilities are innate.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-23