Attitudes Represent

question 45

Multiple Choice

Attitudes represent:

• A) a basic orientation for or against some object.
• B) non-factual as opposed to factual information.
• C) emotional as opposed to rational evaluations.
• D) subjective as opposed to objective feelings.

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Definitions:

Over-regularisation

A phenomenon in language acquisition where individuals, especially children, apply standard grammatical rules too widely, leading to errors.

Overextension

In language development, it's a child's use of a word in a broader context than is appropriate, indicating their learning process.

Fast Mapping

The rapid mental process by which children learn new words and concepts with minimal exposure.

Bilingual

The ability to speak and understand two languages fluently.