The Connectionist Approach to Language Research

question 36

Multiple Choice

The connectionist approach to language research:

• A) attempts to explain the relationship of a system of rules, how they operate over symbols and child development.
• B) relies on the use of computer programs to evaluate the categories, or variables, of units of linguistic knowledge.
• C) refers to computer processing systems as a metaphor for how the human brain stores linguistic knowledge.
• D) refers to the study of how the child connects knowledge of words, symbols and language rules to communication.

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Definitions:

Secondary Research

The collection and analysis of existing research and data, as opposed to conducting original experiments or surveys.

Statistical Research

A method of gathering, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting data in a quantifiable form to draw conclusions, make predictions, or inform decisions.

Decision Group

A collection of individuals who come together to make choices or solve problems, often within an organizational context.

Idea Generation

The creative process or activities involved in the conception of new ideas, solutions, or innovations, often a key phase in problem-solving and development projects.