Describe one non-verbal behaviour and its function.
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Describe Boroditsky's study of time and language.
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10(f)4 marks
Explain two differences between human and animal communication.
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10(g)9 marks
Evaluate the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis.
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Which researcher studied the dance of honeybees?
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Explain what is meant by 'linguistic relativity'.
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Describe one feature of human language.
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10(d)3 marks
Describe one non-verbal behaviour and its function.
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10(e)4 marks
Describe Boroditsky's study of time and language.
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10(f)4 marks
Explain two differences between human and animal communication.
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10(g)9 marks
Evaluate the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis.
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10(a)1 mark
Which researcher studied the dance of honeybees?
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10(b)2 marks
Explain what is meant by 'linguistic relativity'.
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10(c)3 marks
Describe one feature of human language.
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10(d)3 marks
Describe one non-verbal behaviour and its function.
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10(e)4 marks
Describe Boroditsky's study of time and language.
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10(f)4 marks
Explain two differences between human and animal communication.
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10(g)9 marks
Evaluate the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis.
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10(a)1 mark
Which researcher studied the dance of honeybees?
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10(b)2 marks
Explain what is meant by 'linguistic relativity'.
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10(c)3 marks
Describe one feature of human language.
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10(d)3 marks
Describe one non-verbal behaviour and its function.
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10(e)4 marks
Describe Boroditsky's study of time and language.
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10(f)4 marks
Explain two differences between human and animal communication.
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10(g)9 marks
Evaluate the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis.
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