The Two Pragmatic Principles to Word Learning, Principles of Conventionality

question 51

Multiple Choice

The two pragmatic principles to word learning, principles of conventionality and principles of contrast refer to:

• A) ways that researchers study the referential use of language.
• B) how children learn through comparisons and contrasts.
• C) how children learn language by contrasting word meaning used in a variety of contexts.
• D) the fact that members of a language community share the same use of meaning of words and those different words carry different meanings with them.

Understand the nuances of tort law related to personal and property rights.

Differentiate between public figures and private individuals in the context of defamation and false light.

Acknowledge the role of tort law in providing remedies for civil wrongs and preventing future harms.

Understand the basic elements and objectives of tort law.

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Definitions:

Vent

To release or express strong emotions, often through speaking or activity.

Relax

The state of being free from tension or anxiety.

Disgust

A strong negative feeling of repugnance and revulsion.

Innate Emotion

Refers to emotional responses that are believed to be inborn, universal, and genetically encoded, not learned through experience.