Dr. Mastick believes that language is a uniquely human accomplishment etched into the structure of the brain. Dr. Mastick's views are consistent with which theory of language development?

The introduction states that one of the guiding themes of the text derives from a

fundamental feature of human conceptual learning. That feature is that learning is enhanced (a) by ingesting moderate levels of caffeine (b) by underlining all or most of all of your text (c) by loud music when one is studying (d) if it occurs in the context of a coherent knowledge framework, called a schema (e) all of the above

Blair watches the newscast each evening, with its usual diet of fires and other accidents. She often eats at Herby's Fried Snacks, a restaurant located in a brick building,

despite the fact that her eating there has resulted in bad indigestion several times. She avoids the well-respected Korean restaurant, because the Korean restaurant is in a wooden building. Blair's eating habits are probably being guided by ________. A) the availability heuristic B) an anti-Korean prejudice C) the anchoring and adjustment heuristic D) an addiction to fried snacks E) the representativeness heuristic