Comparisons of Children's Language Skills Across Cultures Indicate That

question 24

Multiple Choice

Comparisons of children's language skills across cultures indicate that:

• A) there are more differences than similarities in how children learn.
• B) there are more similarities than there are differences in how children learn.
• C) differences in culture directly relate to differences in language learning.
• D) the culture in which children live does not influence language acquisition processes.

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Definitions:

Dispositional Attributions

Explaining someone's behavior by attributing it to their personality or character rather than to external factors.

Situational Factors

Refer to external influences that can impact an individual's behavior and decisions in a given context.

Achievement Attribution

The process of ascribing success or failure to personal or external factors.

Mastery Orientation

A focus on learning, understanding, and mastering the material or task at hand, rather than merely performing well.