Social Markers in Speech Can Act as Cues About

question 22

Multiple Choice

Social markers in speech can act as cues about:

• A) grammar.
• B) group membership.
• C) linguistic relativity.
• D) intelligence level.

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Definitions:

Visuospatial Memory

The ability to remember visual and spatial information, including the physical location and arrangement of objects.

Cultural Syndromes

Patterns of behaviors and beliefs that are unique to a specific culture, influencing the cognition and behavior of individuals within that culture.

Triandis

A reference to Harry Triandis, a psychologist known for his work in the fields of cross-cultural psychology and social behavior.

Cultural Complexity

Refers to the diverse elements, practices, beliefs, and social structures that characterize a culture, contributing to its depth and intricacies.