The History of Nicaraguan Sign Language (NSL) and Its Status

question 11

Multiple Choice

The history of Nicaraguan Sign Language (NSL) and its status as a true language with its own grammar is evidence for the_____ view of language development.

• A)interactionist
• B)nativist
• C)connectionist
• D)gestural-language specificity

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Definitions:

Stable

A condition or state that remains unchanged over a period of time, showing reliability or consistency.

Stable

Unchanging and consistent over time; a term often used to describe equilibriums or conditions that do not fluctuate drastically.

Attitudes

A psychological tendency expressed by evaluating an entity with some degree of favor or disfavor, shaping our responses toward that entity.

Unconscious

A part of the mind that is inaccessible to the conscious mind but that affects behavior and emotions, according to Freudian psychology.