If We Use Language That Has More Than One Interpretation

question 12

Short Answer

If we use language that has more than one interpretation, and it leaves both parties confused at the end of a conversation, we have just used what kind of language?

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Definitions:

Phobia

An extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something.

Tarantula

A type of large, hairy spider belonging to the family Theraphosidae, known for their size and often kept as exotic pets.

Overcome

To successfully deal with or gain control of something difficult.

Classical Conditioning

A method of learning where two stimuli are consistently associated; the response initially triggered by the second stimulus becomes triggered by the first stimulus over time.