Match Each Description with the Item Below

question 13

Multiple Choice

Match each description with the item below.
-Henry Kissinger

• A)was a former Harvard clinical psychology professor who helped spur a revolution in promoting the use of psychedelic drugs
• B)was Nixon's secretary of state in 1975 and shared with him a vision of a multipolar world order that was beginning to replace the bipolar cold war
• C)wrote The Feminine Mystique in 1962 before going on to found the National Organization for Women (NOW)
• D)founded Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and authored the manifesto known as the Port Huron Statement
• E)was an army lieutenant who ordered the murder of 347 Vietnamese civilians and was later convicted
• F)founded Ms. magazine, the first feminist periodical with a national leadership, and became a prolific writer, fund-raiser, and speaker
• G)was one of the organizers of the Weather Underground but later expressed regrets for some of the Weathermen's tendencies
• H)was a philosophy major who had participated in the Free Summer in Mississippi and went on to lead the free-speech movement (FSM)
• I)was the only person in history to serve as both vice president and president without having ever been elected to those offices
• J)emphasized the value of nonviolent mass protest, such as the la huelga, a union strike against corporate grape growers

Differentiate between styles of language use and their purposes.

Recognize fast mapping as a process by which children learn new words.

Understand the role of sociocultural factors in language development.

Comprehend major theories of language acquisition including nativist, learning, and interactionist perspectives.

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Definitions:

Local Control

The autonomy granted to local authorities or units within an organization to make decisions and manage affairs independently.

Foreign Country Control

The influence or governance by a foreign power over another country's decisions or policies, often in economic contexts.

Geocentric

An approach in international business where company strategies are applied globally without adjusting for local conditions, viewing the world as a potential market.

International Operations

Business activities and engagements that a company conducts beyond its domestic borders, involving trade, manufacturing, or services in foreign countries.