Nativists Have Argued That Parents Do Not Specifically Train Children

Nativists have argued that parents do not specifically train children in the rules of language. Recent analyses of parent-child interaction indicate that

A) it is true that parents do not respond to the grammatical accuracy of their children's speech.
B) parents respond to the grammatical accuracy of their children's speech when parents are aware that other adults are listening.
C) parents respond to the grammatical accuracy of their children's speech by providing their children with many forms of feedback and instruction.
D) parents respond to the grammatical accuracy of their children's speech, but parents provide very limited forms of feedback and instruction.