Lexical Co-Occurrence Patterns Would Not Help Children

question 23

Multiple Choice

Lexical co-occurrence patterns would not help children

• A) recognize the semantic relationships between words, for example that frog and toad are similar animals.
• B) learn about syntactic organization, for example that a subject generally precedes a verb.
• C) recognize which words are more likely to appear together in particular constituents and phrases, for example "a _______" is likely to include a noun in the blank rather than a verb.
• D) recognize that words with similar phonetic patterns tend to belong to the same category, for example that plane and plate are both nouns.

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Definitions:

Country Club Leadership

A leadership style that prioritizes the welfare and happiness of team members to the potential detriment of task performance or organizational objectives.

Ohio State Studies

A series of studies that identified two critical dimensions of leadership behavior: consideration (focusing on the welfare of followers) and initiating structure (organizing work and defining role responsibilities).

Initiating Structure

The aspect of leadership concerned with setting up clear guidelines, structures, and standards of performance for tasks.

Consideration

A leadership behavior characterized by showing concern and respect for followers, attending to their needs, and creating a supportive environment.