The Sounds of a Language Are Referred to as

question 46

Multiple Choice

The sounds of a language are referred to as

• A) semantics.
• B) pragmatics.
• C) phonology.
• D) syntax.

Analyze the reasons behind the decline in the use of recognition strikes by unions.

Appreciate the impact of external consultants and lawyers in shaping employer strategies against union organizing.

Understand the challenges and criticisms of the current union certification process under the NLRA.

Understand the different models of unionism, including industrial, business, social, job control, organizing, servicing, and craft unionism.

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Definitions:

Self-determination

The right or ability of people, especially nations or groups, to shape their own destiny without external compulsion or interference.

Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

Attentive Listening

The practice of listening actively with all senses, as a sign of respect and interest in what the speaker is saying.

Vagueness

The quality of being unclear, indefinite, or imprecise in meaning or intention.