Universal Grammar Refers to

question 104

Multiple Choice

Universal grammar refers to

• A)the basic speech abilities that most humans are born with.
• B)the basic grammatical rules that typify all languages.
• C)the nonverbal ways in which people from all cultures communicate with each another.
• D)the basic sentence structures that ate common to all languages.

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Definitions:

Second-order Polynomial

A polynomial of degree two, which can represent a parabolic trajectory or trend in data analysis.

Intercept Term

The intercept term in a regression model is the value of the dependent variable when all independent variables are equal to zero.

Coefficient

A steady or unvarying number that precedes and acts as a multiplier for the variable in algebraic expressions.

Predictor Variables

Variables in statistical models that are used to predict outcomes of interest.