The View That Language Is a Source of Power and Social

question 86

Multiple Choice

The view that language is a source of power and social control and that it perpetuates inequalities between people and between groups because words are used to "keep people in their place" is representative of what theoretical perspective?

• A)symbolic interactionist
• B)functionalist
• C)postmodern
• D)conflict

Understand the concept and implications of the somatic marker hypothesis in emotion and decision-making processes.

Distinguish between implicit and explicit attitudes and their roles in influencing behavior.

Comprehend the definition, function, and importance of schemas, including accessibility and salience.

Grasp the differences and interactions between the experiential and cognitive systems in processing information.

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Definitions:

Big Five

A personality model that outlines five broad dimensions of human personality traits: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

Trait

A characteristic or quality typically belonging to a person, which can influence their behavior and attitudes.

Model

An abstract or practical representation of a concept, system, or phenomenon used for understanding, teaching, or simulation.

Fully Functioning

A concept in humanistic psychology referring to an individual who is living in alignment with their true self, enabling them to realize their full potential.