The Short, Meaningless Sounds Which Form the Basis for a Language

question 54

Multiple Choice

The short, meaningless sounds which form the basis for a language system are referred to as:

• A) phonemes
• B) morphemes
• C) hieroglyphics
• D) grunts
• E) vocalizations

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Definitions:

Schemes

Cognitive structures or patterns of action and thought used to deal with experiences, fundamental to understanding and interacting with the world.

Piaget

Refers to Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist known for his pioneering work in the study of child development.

Language Growth

The process of acquiring and expanding language skills, encompassing vocabulary, grammar, and communication abilities.

Young Children

Refers to the early stages of human development, typically considered from birth to around 8 years old.