Which of the following is NOT consistent with the main ideas of Muted Group Theory?
A. In order to be heard, the muted group must translate its own worldview and experiences into a language that can be compared to that of the dominant group.
B. The articulations of the muted group are often broken and less clear than those of the dominant group.
C. The language differences of the muted group and the dominant group are discussed, and a common language to use as a reference point is negotiated between the two groups.
D. The dominant group is better served by the language because they had the largest part in creating it.
Answer: C
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