A Rationale for Arguing for a Nature-Driven Explanation for Language

question 53

Multiple Choice

A rationale for arguing for a nature-driven explanation for language development is that it is:

• A) influenced by the ways their parents speak with them.
• B) similar whether they are learning a single language or multiple languages.
• C) quick, flexible, and seemingly effortless.
• D) often filled with errors that are easily corrected once brought to the attention of an adult.

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Definitions:

Nonprogrammed Decision

Complex and unique problem or opportunity with important consequences for the organization.

Hand-held Computers

are compact, portable electronic devices designed for ease of use and mobility, capable of performing many of the functions of a desktop computer.

Recurring Problem

An issue or challenge that presents itself repeatedly over time, often requiring ongoing solutions or management.

Programmed Decisions

Routine decisions made using standard operating procedures or rules in an organization's day-to-day operations.