Which Linguistic Theorist Was Most Impressed by the Underlying Similarities

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which linguistic theorist was most impressed by the underlying similarities of all human language systems?

• A) Beatrice Gardner
• B) Benjamin Whorf
• C) Noam Chomsky
• D) Paul Broca

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Definitions:

Preconventional

Refers to the first level of Kohlberg's stages of moral development, where behavior is guided by the consequences of actions (punishment, reward) rather than internalized moral principles.

Fairness And Equality

The principles of treating people justly, without discrimination, and ensuring equal opportunities and rights for all members of society.

Postconventional

A stage in moral development where individuals' ethical principles guide their behavior, rather than societal norms or authorities.

Abstractly And Critically

Thinking in a way that is not tied to concrete realities and involves careful judgement and evaluation.