Inside-out theories of language development do NOT argue for …
A)a minimised role for children's experience
B)a language faculty in the brain
C)domain-specific brain architecture
D)domain-general brain architecture

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Inside-out theories of language development, such as those proposed by Noam Chomsky, argue for a language-specific faculty in the brain (a domain-specific brain architecture) and minimize the role of children's experience in language learning. They do not support the idea of domain-general brain architecture, which suggests that the brain does not have specialized areas for language but rather uses general cognitive processes for language learning.

Inside-Out Theories of Language Development Do NOT Argue for …