Analyze the changing attitudes toward children over the last 400 years. Explain how the different
attitudes are reflected in the literature of various time periods by listing specific book titles to
support your discussion.
What will be an ideal response?
A complete question should be structured using the time periods organized by the author
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Technically speaking, reinforcement is a process that requires:
A. punishment. B. accountability. C. stimuli. D. responsibility.
Adam, Eve and Sarah were
a. nineteenth century "wild children" who never developed language. b. chimpanzees taught to use ASL in a Carnegie Mellon University study. c. researchers on the neurology of speech in the 60s. d. subjects in a famous language acquisition study at Harvard University.
When a speaker who knows a language well makes a grammatical error in conversation, this is
a. probably a performance error, unrelated to linguistic competence. b. evidence that the language is highly complex and constantly changing. c. proof that all speakers of a language are not equally well-versed in its rules. d. evidence that the speaker's personal linguistic style is still evolving.