Learning a Spoken Language Is Different from Other Types of Learning

question 151

Multiple Choice

 Learning a spoken language is different from other types of learning in that

• A) the ability to learn language is closely tied to measures of intelligence.
• B) no specific instruction is necessary.
• C) there is no evidence for genetic influences on language learning.
• D) simple exposure is insufficient for learning to occur.

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Definitions:

Utmost Good Faith

A duty to act in the best interests of another; such duty may arise between directors and officers and the corporation they serve, between business associates including senior employees and their employer, between agents and their principals, and between partners; also called fiduciary duty.

Common Law

A system of law based on precedent and customs, originating in England and used in countries that were once part of or influenced by the British Empire.

Limited Liability

A legal principle where an investor's financial liability is limited to a fixed sum, mostly the value of an individual's investment in a company or partnership.

Sole Proprietor

A business owned and operated by a single individual, without a legal distinction between the owner and the business.