Exam 5: Language: Barrier and Bridge
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The best way to move down the abstraction ladder when someone confronts you with vague language is to look up the confusing words in a dictionary and put them into your own words.
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Which of the following is the least abstract definition of a successful college experience?
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Which statement best exemplifies highly abstract language?
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According to your text,which statement best describes the idea of maleness as a standard?
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Identify each of the following statements as fact or inference.
-Your children interrupted me when I spoke.
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Which concept does the "A Philosopher's View of Love" reading in the text address?
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Which of the following most successfully changes the statement "You are a slob" into an "I" statement?
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Javier moves to a new school and wants to fit in with the other kids.He starts using the slang the other kids are using.This is referred to as accommodation theory.
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Equivocal words are words that can be interpreted in more than one way.
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