All of the following are claims of the connectionist approach to language learning EXCEPT:

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The connectionist approach claims that computer simulations can capture the way humans learn language through the use of distributed processing units that work in parallel, and that language acquisition involves processes that go beyond overt associations learned through reinforcement. Therefore, option B is incorrect because it suggests that computer simulations cannot capture the use of rules that are not explicitly stated.

All of the Following Are Claims of the Connectionist Approach