The Semantic Bootstrapping Hypothesis Asserts That

question 2

Multiple Choice

The semantic bootstrapping hypothesis asserts that

• A) language contains all of the necessary cues and data that children need to develop an understanding of grammatical rules.
• B) children have an innate understanding that there are different parts of speech to express different categories of concepts.
• C) children do not have innate linguistic abilities, they learn only from modeling by their parents and caretakers.
• D) grammatical rules are bootstrapped to situations in which language is used, and this connection allows children to categorize words they hear.

Identify and classify disorders within behavioral subsystems.

Appreciate the integrative approach Johnson took in developing her model.

Recognize the criteria for behavioral system balance and stability.

Understand Johnson's conceptualization of a nursing client.

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Definitions:

Second-order Model

A statistical or mathematical model that includes not only the main effects but also their interactions and quadratic terms, enabling the capture of curvature in the data relationships.

First-order Model

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Predictor Variable

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Regression Equation

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