Multiple Choice
What is "displacement" with respect to human language?
A) the ability to create symbolic forms
B) the moral precept that keeps humans from lying and making False promises
C) the fleeting nature of sound as a carrying system for communication
D) the ability to refer to things, persons, and events removed in time and space
Correct Answer:
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