The "Positional" Interpretation of Children's Multi-Word Utterances Is That Children

question 10

Multiple Choice

The "positional" interpretation of children's multi-word utterances is that children:

• A) prefer putting certain words in specific positions in a sentence
• B) use knowledge of semantic knowledge to learn syntactic relations
• C) intuitively grasp that either agents and objects can be the subjects of sentences
• D) intuitively grasp that subjects are typically followed by predicates

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Definitions:

Equivalent Variation

A monetary measure of the change in utility or satisfaction that a consumer experiences due to a change in prices, holding utility constant.

Consumption

The use of goods and services by households or individuals for personal satisfaction or need.

Utility Function

A mathematical representation of how a set of goods or services provide a level of satisfaction or utility to an individual or entity.

Compensating Variation

An economic concept representing the amount of money an individual would need to reach a level of utility as before an economic change.