The Formalist View of Language Entails

question 25

Multiple Choice

The formalist view of language entails:

• A) the view that language is formally learned in a ritualistic manner.
• B) the understanding that language learning is prescribed by cultural rules.
• C) the view that the human mind has a faculty for language learning that is a computational-representational system.
• D) Studying language in a computer-based methodology.

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Definitions:

Record

A document or electronic file that systematically captures and preserves information or data for future reference or analysis.

Japan

An island country located in East Asia, known for its rich culture, technological advancements, and historical significance.

China

A country located in East Asia, known for being the most populous nation in the world and having one of the largest economies globally.

Imbalance of Trade

A situation where the value of a country's imports and exports is not equal, leading to a trade surplus or deficit.