Japanese Is a Situational Language and the Way Something Is

question 66

True/False

Japanese is a situational language and the way something is said differs with the relationship between speaker, listener, or the person about whom they are speaking.

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Definitions:

Dissociation Theory

A psychological theory that explains a disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity.

Frequency Theory

A theory regarding how sounds are encoded by the rate at which auditory nerve fibers fire.

Learned Associations

Connections made through experience between different stimuli or between behaviors and their consequences.

Wintergreen

A plant or flavor often characterized by a refreshing, minty taste, derived from certain plants or synthetically produced.