What Is an Example of What Bourdieu Calls Symbolic Domination

question 40

Multiple Choice

What is an example of what Bourdieu calls symbolic domination in the context of language use?

• A) the fact that in a stratified society, even people who do not speak the prestige dialect tend to accept it as standard or superior
• B) Chomsky's insistence that the universal grammar defines all culture
• C) focal vocabulary contrasts among groups
• D) in an egalitarian society, the promotion of linguistic diversity
• E) pride in one's linguistic heritage, regardless of what the majority thinks

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Definitions:

Insecure-Avoidant Attachment

A pattern in child development where the child shows a preference for self-sufficiency, often avoiding or showing indifference towards caregivers.

Strange Situation

A structured laboratory procedure that measures the security of attachment by observing infants’ reactions to being separated from the caregiver in an unfamiliar environment.

Determinant

A factor or variable that decisively affects the outcome of something.

Infant Attachment

The deep emotional bond that develops between an infant and their caregiver, which is crucial for the child's development.