How Are Our Brains Adapted for Language

question 8

Multiple Choice

How are our brains adapted for language?

• A) There is an innate ability to learn language.
• B) Brains are able to hear speech separate from non-speech sounds.
• C) The cerebral cortex takes up 90% of our brain, allowing for sophisticated thinking like language.
• D) all of the above

Acknowledge the role of unconscious processes in shaping human behavior.

Recognize the importance of adaptation and evolutionary influences on social behavior.

Understand the role of social comparisons and attributions in personal judgment and decision-making.

Identify various anxiety disorders based on symptoms and descriptions.

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Definitions:

Inheritance

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Inner Classes

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Outer Classes

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