Studies of Parental Reinforcement of Language Have Shown That

question 69

Multiple Choice

Studies of parental reinforcement of language have shown that

• A) parents respond more to meaning than to grammar.
• B) parents respond more to grammar than to meaning.
• C) parents respond equally to grammar and meaning.
• D) parents rarely reinforce their children's language.

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Definitions:

Supposed Emotionality

The assumption that certain individuals or groups are inherently more emotional or driven by emotions, often used in gender stereotyping.

Differences Tradition

A perspective emphasizing the unique qualities and values of different cultures, communities, and demographic groups.

Devaluing Strengths

The act of downplaying or underestimating the positive attributes and capabilities of individuals or groups, often due to bias or stereotypes.

Autonomy

The capacity and right of individuals to make their own choices and to act independently.