The Primary Problem with Using English-Speaking Children of Immigrant Families

question 22

Multiple Choice

The primary problem with using English-speaking children of immigrant families as interpreters is that:

• A) The adults may resent their dependence upon the child
• B) The subjects discussed may be too disturbing to the child
• C) Children can be easily distracted,thus making them unreliable translators
• D) There are concerns about the child's ability to convey important information

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Definitions:

Yerkes-Dodson Law

A theory suggesting there is an optimal level of arousal for performance, and that too little or too much arousal can adversely affect task performance.

Physiological Arousal

The physical state of being alert, involving physiological changes like increased heart rate, muscle tension, and heightened senses.

Musical Performance

The act of presenting music in front of an audience, involving vocal or instrumental sounds.

Coherence

The quality of being logical, consistent and clear; often used to describe how well parts of a whole fit together meaningfully.