Which one of the following of Jakobson’s semiotic functions establishes the sender’s expectations of the receiver?
a. expressive
b. conative
c. poetic
d. referential
e. phatic
b. conative
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What will be an ideal response?
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In the left-hand column below is a partially blank outline from a speech about child abuse. In the right-hand column, arranged in random order, are the subpoints and sub-subpoints to fill in the outline. Choose the appropriate subpoint or sub-subpoint for each blank in the outline.OutlineSubpoints and Sub-subpointsI. Child abuse continues to be a serious problem in the United States. There is an unusually high rate of criminal activity among adults who were abused as children. ? A.In the short run, children suffer serious injuries and even death.? 1.This averages out to almost 3,500 cases per day.? 2.These statistics are even more alarming once we recognize that for every reported case of child abuse, five more go unreported.? B.One study showed that abused
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