An interactionist would see which of the following as a shortcoming of the nativists' approach to language development?
A) They place too much emphasis on the environment.
B) They rely too much on the parent-child interaction.
C) The interactionists and the nativists use the same approach to language development.
D) They pay too little attention to social context.
D
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a. ?the irrefutability of the argument b. ?the validity of the argument c. ?the characteristics of the person delivering the message d. ?whether the speaker leaves out pertinent information
Drawings that represent the areas taken up by the various body parts on the somatosensory cortex appear distorted because they are based on which of the following aspects regarding these body parts?
a. size. b. sensitivity. c. coordination. d. dexterity.
A person who scores high on achievement-oriented tasks would probably:
a. perceive an external locus of control b. perceive an internal locus of control c. believe him/herself to be controlled by the environment d. believe that luck or fate determines what happens to him/her
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