In Malawi, Africa, people talk fast, and, during pauses, they chime in with what they think the other person will say next. This is a language

a. fast-mapping.
b. underextension.
c. overregularization.
d. pragmatic.


D

Psychology

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According to behaviorists, anxiety disorders result from self-defeating behaviors that begin with

a. a faulty self-image. b. forbidden id impulses. c. avoidance learning. d. a loss of meaning in life.

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What will be an ideal response?

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Psychology