The Emergence of Class Consciousness in Great Britain Can Be

question 27

Multiple Choice

The emergence of class consciousness in Great Britain can be attributed to:

• A)the relative lack of class mobility.
• B)a high degree of social mobility.
• C)an extreme emphasis on individualism.
• D)most of the population perceiving itself to be middle class.

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Definitions:

Jargoning

The use of specialized or technical language in a particular field, profession, or group, often making communication difficult for outsiders.

Cooing

Early vocalization of infants, consisting of producing soft, murmuring sounds, often reflecting contentment or pleasure.

Babbling

The production of consonant-vowel sequences by infants, which precedes language acquisition and is essential for the development of speech and communication.

Broca's Area

a region in the frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere, usually the left, of the hominid brain with functions linked to speech production.