Regardless of what language is spoken around an infant, a typically developing baby will begin acquiring that language. What is this an example of?
A)domain-specific adaptation
B)domain-general adaptation
C)evolved speech instinct
D)habitual learning
E)exposure learning

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This is an example of domain-general adaptation because it demonstrates the infant's general cognitive ability to adapt to and learn from their environment, in this case, language acquisition, which is not specific to any one language but applies across various languages.

Regardless of What Language Is Spoken Around an Infant, a Typically