According to Chomsky,which observation of language in children challenges a behavioural account?

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Chomsky argues that the ability of children to generate new grammatically correct sentences (known as "linguistic creativity") cannot be explained solely by behaviorist theories, which emphasize imitation and reinforcement. This observation suggests that there must be some innate knowledge of language that guides the child's learning. Options B and C are consistent with behavioral theories, and option D is incorrect as grammar rules are not necessarily individualistic and can be explained by universal properties of the human mind.

According to Chomsky,which Observation of Language in Children Challenges a Behavioural