When examining nature and nurture, the ______ view claims that perceptual development is enhanced from nature, whereas the _____
__ view claims perceptual development is enhanced by learning and experiences (nurture). a. nativist; empiricist
b. empiricist; nativist
c. empiricist; constructivist
d. constructivist; nativist
A nativist view proposes the claim that the 'perceptual development' of humans is highly inflated by the nature. Such <u>a view asserts that humans are born with certain intrinsic ability or skill to develop or learn a language/speech.</u> While the 'empiricist' perspective promotes the idea that human beings and their perceptual developments are more influenced by the external/environmental factors which include a major contribution of <u>'learning and experiences'</u>. Therefore, the former one encourages the role of 'nature' while the latter promotes the part played by 'nurture' in shaping an individual's 'intuitive/perceptual' development.
