Research on the Use of Language Elicitation Techniques Suggests That

question 16

Multiple Choice

Research on the use of language elicitation techniques suggests that:

• A) it is best to use a variety of language elicitation techniques.
• B) spontaneous language samples are the best technique for eliciting specific language skills.
• C) spontaneous language samples are better than interviews in eliciting a language sample.
• D) highly structured tasks are the best way of eliciting conversational interaction.

Recognize the structural elements of language, including surface and deep structures.

Discuss the flexibility and limitations of language use in non-human primates compared to humans.

Explain transformational grammar and its application in understanding language.

Understand how early life training influences language learning in primates.

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Definitions:

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Self-Esteem Fallacy

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Bias

A tendency to lean in a certain direction, either in favor of or against a particular thing, person, or group, often in a way considered to be unfair.

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

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