In Addition to Geographical Separation, How Do Different Dialects Become

question 18

Multiple Choice

In addition to geographical separation, how do different dialects become completely different languages?

• A) social restrictions preventing regular communication between the two groups
• B) intentional distinction by the speakers of the two groups
• C) educational differences between speakers of the two dialects
• D) religious beliefs restricting the use of one of the dialects

Understand the application of behavioral principles to real-life situations, such as sleep and child discipline.

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