Which of the following correctly describes the paired-associate theory of language learning?

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The paired-associate theory of language learning suggests that learning occurs through associations between stimuli and responses, where each word (stimulus) in a sentence can trigger the recall or anticipation of the next word (response), thus facilitating language learning. This theory does not primarily focus on the ease of learning, the hierarchical structure of sentences, or relations among nonadjacent words.

Which of the Following Correctly Describes the Paired-Associate Theory of Language