Just Because a Language Does Not Have a Word for a Concept

question 99

Multiple Choice

Just because a language does not have a word for a concept does not mean its speakers cannot understand it, simply that the concept has low ______ in that language.

• A) codability
• B) concreteness
• C) confirmation
• D) indexability

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Definitions:

Column Proportion

A statistical measure representing the ratio of the number of data points in a column of a table to the total number of data points in all columns.

SAS Proficiency

The skill level and expertise in using SAS software, a tool for data management and statistical analysis.

Somewhat Proficient

Describes a level of skill or competence that is moderate or above average but not yet fully expert or advanced.

Joint Distribution

Is a statistical measure that describes the likelihood of two events occurring simultaneously, encompassing their individual distributions and any interdependence between them.