A Physical Model That Does Not Have the Same Physical

question 24

Multiple Choice

A physical model that does not have the same physical appearance as the object being modeled is

• A)an analog model.
• B)an iconic model.
• C)a mathematical model.
• D)a qualitative model.

Understand the new character of groups with changes in their size according to Simmel.

Describe Simmel's advocacy for philosophical and pure sociology levels.

Explain Simmel's microscopic, macroscopic, and metaphysical concerns.

Recognize Simmel's concepts on secrecy, money, and their impacts on social interactions.

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Definitions:

Speech Errors

Speech errors are involuntary mistakes or deviations from the intended speech output, which can involve phonemes, words, or phrases and provide insights into the cognitive processes underlying speech production.

Word Substitutions

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Commissive

Pertaining to the type of speech act or statement that commits the speaker to a particular course of action.

Speech Act

A term in linguistics and the philosophy of language referring to an utterance that performs an action (such as promising, ordering, greeting).