Regarding the Claim That Inuit/Aleut Languages Have More Words for Snow

question 180

Multiple Choice

Regarding the claim that Inuit/Aleut languages have more words for snow, which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A) Inuit/Aleut individuals may have to refer to snow more often than might English-speaking Americans.
• B) English has fewer "snow words" than do Inuit/Aleut languages.
• C) English-speaking Americans are more sensitive to differences in snow than are Inuit/Aleut individuals.
• D) English-speaking Americans are less sensitive to differences in snow than are Inuit/Aleut individuals.

Recognize the methods and importance of behavior modification techniques.

Differentiate between concepts of punishment, extinction, and negative reinforcement.

Grasp the concept of superstitious behavior in the context of reinforcement schedules.

Understand the application and effectiveness of token economies in modifying behavior.

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