Language Acquisition Theories That Emphasize the Importance of Biology and Genetic

question 107

Multiple Choice

Language acquisition theories that emphasize the importance of biology and genetic inheritance all claim that

• A) children must be intentionally taught to speak to become fluent.
• B) humans have an inborn ability to learn and use language.
• C) no other animals can use a real language in any way.
• D) the language we speak does not depend on our experience.

Compare and contrast the outcomes of costing methods for decision-making purposes.

Calculate material, labor, and overhead costs accurately.

Understand the concept of investments in human capital and its importance for individual and organizational productivity.

Recognize the economic reasoning behind employer investments in employee education and the expected returns in terms of labor productivity.

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Definitions:

Translation

The process of converting text or speech from one language to another.

Tautology

A redundant or repetitive statement in which the conclusion is equivalent to the premise.

Logic of Statements

Concerns the principles and criteria for evaluating the validity and coherence of declarative sentences that assert something.

Conjunction

A grammatically correct construction used to assert that two statements are both true.