Attempts at Persuasion, Including Inspirational Speaking and Writing, Begin with The

question 22

Multiple Choice

Attempts at persuasion, including inspirational speaking and writing, begin with the:

• A) use of technical jargon.
• B) credibility of the message sender.
• C) adaption of the message to the speaker's interests.
• D) use of vocalized pauses.

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Definitions:

Syntactic Bootstrapping

Use of knowledge of grammar to figure out the meaning of new words.

Fast Mapping

The way in which children quickly form an idea of the meaning of an unfamiliar word they hear in a familiar and highly structured social interaction.

Babbling

Early stage of language development where infants produce sounds or syllables repeatedly without specific meaning.

Babbling

An early stage in language acquisition where infants produce sounds or syllables repetitively, which precedes the development of spoken words.