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Artificial grammar learning reveals inborn language sense, JHU study shows
Posted On: May 15, 2011 - 1:00am
How human children acquire language remains largely a mystery. A groundbreaking study by cognitive scientists at the Johns Hopkins University confirms that human beings are born with knowledge of certain syntactical rules that make learning human languages easier.
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