Whorf Used the Term "Regular" Analogy to Emphasize

question 9

Multiple Choice

Whorf used the term "regular" analogy to emphasize:

• A) our normal, habitual way of interpreting everyday experience
• B) the analogy we draw from one language's expressions to another language's
• C) the similarity between adult and child language usage
• D) the basic-level terms we first learn as children

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Definitions:

Innovation

The process of creating new products, services, processes, or technologies that deliver value to society or the market.

Competition

The rivalry among sellers trying to achieve such goals as increasing profits, market share, and sales volume by varying the elements of the marketing mix.

Consumer Surplus

The difference in the total potential payment consumers are willing to make for a good or service and the actual expenditure they incur.

Welfare Loss

Economic inefficiency resulting from a deviation from an optimal allocation of goods and services, often due to externalities or market power.