In: Psychology
Symbols are
arbitrary |
Symbols are
arbitrary |
The meanings of
language are subjective |
The meanings of
language are subjective |
Language defines
phenomena |
Complicated |
People who like each
other |
An all women
basketball team |
Being
self-centered |
Engage in dual
perspective I did this quiz but half the answers were wrong. |
1. When you say “dog” I think of my hound dog and you think of your chocolate lab. This is an example of the concept that language is:
Ans : Symbols are Arbitrary. ( have no direct relationship to the objects or ideas they represent ).
2. Jan just graduated from college and makes a good salary. The word “good” best represents which of the concepts of the symbolic nature of language.
Ans : Symbols are ambiguous. ( they have several possible meanings ).
3. Samantha is from South Carolina and was brought up to say things like, “yes Ma'am” and “no sir.” Which of the principals of verbal communication is she illustrating.
Ans : Language and culture reflect each other. ( Communication reflects cultural history, values, and perspective. It also creates or reproduces culture by naming and normalizing practices valued by the culture. Language is a primary tool that social movements use to change cultural life and meanings ).
4. Among his family members, Jacob --------------------------------------------------- the principals of verbal communication.
Ans : Language is rule-guided. ( There are two rules to communication, regulative and constitutive rules. Regulative rules sets the boundaries for communication and what boundaries they should not cross ).
5. Craig thinks his boss is------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------activities of language.
Ans : Language allows for self-reflection. ( We use language to reflect on ourselves ).
6. Language is not _____ .
Ans : Neutral. ( Learn the nuances of use of words while talking about various groups of people).
7. Speech communities can best be defined as.
Ans : People who share norms about how to talk and what purpose it serves. ( people who live together and come to share the same linguistic norms because they belong to the same local community ).
8. Which of the following is an example of a speech community.
Ans : All of the above. ( the ethnography of community is the speech community ).
9. When we engage in dual perspective we are.
Ans Recognizing the perspective of another.
10. Misunderstandings are less likely when we.
Ans: All of the above.