The Study of How Language Is Acquired, Produced, and Used

question 315

Multiple Choice

The study of how language is acquired, produced, and used, as well as how the sounds and symbols of language are translated into meaning, is known as

• A) psycholinguistics.
• B) morphology.
• C) phonetics.
• D) semantics.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Approach

A psychological perspective that emphasizes mental processes, such as perception, memory, and problem-solving.

Personality Differences

Variations in characteristics, traits, and behaviors that distinguish one individual from another.

Respond to Stress

The process of reacting to and coping with stress, which can vary widely among individuals.

Kelly

George A. Kelly, a psychologist known for his personal construct theory, which posits that individuals continually test predictions about their environment and experiences.