In Johnston and Slobin's (1979) Waiting Room Metaphor, the Entry

question 31

Multiple Choice

In Johnston and Slobin's (1979) waiting room metaphor, the entry door represents the:

• A) child's cognitive development
• B) transition from infancy to toddlerhood
• C) the lag between conceptualizing and expressing a concept
• D) acquisition of the appropriate linguistic form

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Definitions:

Craft Union

A type of labor union that represents workers who are skilled in a particular craft or trade, focusing on specific skill sets rather than industries.

Plumbers and Pipefitters

Skilled tradespeople specializing in installing and repairing piping systems for water, gas, and other materials.

Skills

The abilities and expertise that individuals possess, allowing them to perform certain tasks efficiently.

Union Steward

An elected or appointed union member who serves as a representative and link between the union leadership and the workers, often handling grievances and negotiations.