A Group's Particular Version of a Language with Its Own

question 159

Multiple Choice

A group's particular version of a language with its own unique characteristics such as the way sentences are structured, the expressions that are used, and word choice is called:

• A) grammar.
• B) semantics.
• C) syntax.
• D) dialect.

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Definitions:

Interaction

The reciprocal action or influence between entities, objects, or individuals, highlighting how they affect each other.

Information-Processing Theorists

Scholars who study how human beings process information, including the ways in which they perceive, analyze, manipulate, store, and retrieve information.

Coherent Structures

Organized and stable patterns of relationships or elements that form a unified whole, commonly used in physics and mathematics.

Adaptive Functions

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