We Often Do Not Consider the Complexity of Language

question 40

Multiple Choice

We often do not consider the complexity of language. This is in part because

• A)language acquisition is easy.
• B)language acquisition requires little practise.
• C)our use of language is generally taken for granted.
• D)humans do not often consider complex phenomena.

Understand the concept of social categorization and its implications on group dynamics.

Identify the causes and consequences of ingroup-outgroup biases and stereotypes.

Recognize the role of categorization in the formation and maintenance of prejudice.

Analyze the mechanisms through which stereotypes are constructed and perpetuated.

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Definitions:

Common Law

A legal system based on court decisions and precedents rather than statutes.

Sales Contract

A legal agreement between a buyer and seller detailing the terms of sale for goods or services.

Statutory Law

The assortment of rules and regulations put forth by legislatures.

CISG

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, an international treaty that establishes a uniform framework for international commerce.