Asked by pardis zaeri on May 14, 2024
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During the late sixties and early seventies,it was common to see bumper stickers that said,"America: Love It or Leave It!" This sentiment reflects the language barrier of __________.
A) polarization
B) bypassing
C) static evaluation
D) fact-inference confusion
Polarization
The process or phenomenon by which opinions, attitudes, or behaviors become more extreme or divided among members of a group or society.
Static Evaluation
The tendency to view people or situations as unchanging, ignoring the dynamic nature of reality.
Bypassing
refers to a communication problem where the same words or phrases are interpreted differently by different people, leading to misunderstandings and a breakdown in communication.
- Comprehend and recognize various language obstacles and their impact on communication.
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Kristina ManionMay 20, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The statement "America: Love It or Leave It!" suggests a polarized view of the country - either one must unequivocally love America, or they should leave. This reflects a language barrier of polarization, where the speaker sees everything in black and white terms, with no room for nuance or differing opinions. Possibilities of bypassing or static evaluation or fact-inference confusion do not reflect the sentiment expressed in the statement.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend and recognize various language obstacles and their impact on communication.