Sociolinguistic Knowledge Refers to

question 211

Multiple Choice

Sociolinguistic knowledge refers to

• A)the rules for how words and grammatical markers are to be combined.
• B)culturally specific rules about how a language should be structured and used in context.
• C)the expressed meaning of words and sentences.
• D)the study of the structure and development of children's language.

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Definitions:

Socially Learned

refers to behaviors, skills, or attitudes that an individual acquires through observing and interacting with others in their social environment.

Racial Violence

Acts of aggression or violence that are motivated by racial hatred or prejudice.

Cooperative Behaviour

Behavior exhibited by individuals or entities working together towards a common goal or benefit, often involving teamwork or partnerships.

Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis

A psychological theory suggesting that frustration leads to aggressive behavior as a way of coping with the inability to achieve a goal.