Proponents of the imitation theory of language acquisition suggest that this model is the simplest for explaining the varieties of how children gain language skills. These theorists are banking on which principle of critical thinking to support their views?
a. Ruling out rival hypotheses
b. Replicability
c. Occam's Razor
d. Extraordinary claims

c. Occam's Razor

Explanation:

The Occam's Razor is a problems solving principle that suggests that the simplest explanation for a phenomenon is the right explanation. It is also referred to as the rule of the parsimony. The razor's statement that all other things are equal and simpler explanations generally better than those of the more complex ones is known for the empirical testing.