Levels of Discourse Are Generally Described As

question 19

Multiple Choice

Levels of discourse are generally described as:

• A) ​the reasons for writing the text.
• B) ​norms, ideas, organization, and grammar.
• C) ​the readers to whom the writing is directed.
• D) ​styles, lettering, and fonts.
• E) ​the characters and settings the writing is about.

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Definitions:

Stimuli

External or internal factors that elicit physiological or psychological responses in an organism.

Traits

To Allport, distinguishing characteristics that guide behavior. Traits are measured on a continuum and are subject to social, environmental, and cultural influences. To Cattell, reaction tendencies, derived by the method of factor analysis, that are relatively permanent parts of the personality.

Functional Similarities

The aspects in which different things show a likeness in purpose, role, or use.

Psychoanalysis

A therapeutic approach and theory of psychopathology, developed by Sigmund Freud, focusing on unconscious processes and resolving internal conflicts.