Semantic Components of Oral Language Refer To

question 12

Multiple Choice

Semantic components of oral language refer to:

• A) the transmittal of information to others in socially appropriate ways.
• B) the sound system of the language.
• C) vocabulary and processes of derivational morphology.
• D) None of these answers.

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Definitions:

Status

The social or professional position of an individual or entity within a structured system or society.

Sociological Criticisms

Sociological criticisms refer to analyses or critiques grounded in sociological perspective, often focusing on societal structures, inequalities, behaviors, and practices.

Freud's Model

This refers to Sigmund Freud's theoretical framework for understanding the human psyche, consisting of the id, ego, and superego.

Id

In Freudian psychology, the component of personality that is responsible for our basic desires and drives.