The Fact That Language Has Rules That Govern the Arrangement

question 104

Multiple Choice

The fact that language has rules that govern the arrangement of words into phrases and sentences refers to the

• A) generative aspect of language.
• B) phonemic aspect of language.
• C) continuity aspect of language.
• D) structured aspect of language.

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Definitions:

Scrambled Merchandising

A retail strategy where a store sells products unrelated to its primary line of business, broadening its appeal to customers.

Cross-merchandising

A retail strategy that involves displaying or suggesting complementary products from different categories to encourage additional purchases.

Complementary Merchandising

A retail strategy that involves the sale of products or services that complement each other, aimed at increasing customer satisfaction and sales.

Sensory-based Stimuli

Elements or triggers that influence behavior or perception through the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.