The Final Stage of Speech Act Development Is Known as The

question 8

Multiple Choice

The final stage of speech act development is known as the:

• A) locutionary period.
• B) illocutionary period
• C) perlocutionary period
• D) logistical period

Understand the relationship between antecedents and consequents in hypothetical propositions.

Distinguish between necessary and sufficient conditions in propositions.

Analyze propositions involving conditional statements and their negations.

Interpret statements involving "unless," "without," and similar conditional terms into standard logical form.

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Definitions:

Curiosity

A strong desire to learn or know something.

Creativity

The ability to generate, develop, and express unique and insightful ideas or solutions.

Intuition

Direct perception or insight.

Verbal Comprehension

The ability to understand words, sentences, and the overall meaning of what is spoken or written.