In the Context of Research into Language Development, "Connectionism" Refers

question 21

Multiple Choice

In the context of research into language development, "connectionism" refers to:

• A)Children experiencing joint attention with their parent
• B)Computer simulations of language usage
• C)Grasping how words can be joined together to generate meaning that is greater than the component words
• D)Assembling a string of words according to rules of syntax
• E)A focused and intense conversation between two people

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Definitions:

Metric Micrometer

A precision measuring instrument that uses a calibrated screw widely used for precise measurement of small distances in the metric system.

Thimble

A small metal or plastic cap with a grooved edge used to protect the finger while pushing a needle through fabric in sewing; or, a fitting used in rope systems to protect the loop from wear.

Torquing

The process of applying a specific amount of twist or force to fasteners, such as bolts and nuts, to ensure they are properly secured.

Clamping Force

The force applied to hold two or more objects together, preventing movement or separation.