Which of the following is very difficult to explain, from a purely behaviourist view of language acquisition?

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Generativity, the ability of language users to create and understand an infinite number of new sentences and utterances, cannot be fully explained through behaviourist principles such as stimulus-response associations or reinforcement. This is because generativity relies on innate mental processes and the ability to combine and rearrange words and grammar rules in novel ways that go beyond simple imitation of observed language patterns.

Which of the Following Is Very Difficult to Explain, from a Purely