A) simple
B) surface
C) complex
D) deep
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A) compensatory model
B) concept
C) algorithm
D) heuristic
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A) phonetic fluidity
B) linguistic relativity
C) syntax
D) semantics
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A) phonemes
B) semantics
C) morphemes
D) sound bites
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A) phonemes
B) morphemes
C) images
D) signs
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A) perception of surface structure precedes deep structure in understanding a sentence
B) we decide which objects belong to a concept according to what is most probable or sensible, given the facts at hand
C) one's language determines the pattern of one's thinking and view of the world
D) one's thinking and view of the world determines the structure of one's language
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A) syntax
B) morphemes
C) grammar
D) semantics
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A) language, but not thought, is
B) thought, but not language, is
C) both language and thought are
D) neither language nor thought are
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A) hill climbing
B) stepwise incrimination
C) functional fixedness
D) subgoal activation
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A) inadequate means-end analysis
B) functional fixedness
C) noncompensatory modeling
D) working backward
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A) algorithms
B) functional sets
C) heuristics
D) problem states
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