Arbitrariness

Productivity

Duality of patterning

Universality

Beliefs, values, and practices

Language and communication

Art, music, and literature

All of the above

Sociolinguistics

Anthropological linguistics

Cultural linguistics

All of the above

The Inuit language has multiple words for 'snow'

The Japanese language has distinct words for 'friend' and 'acquaintance'

The English language uses different words for 'meat' and 'flesh'

All of the above

Language acquisition

Second language learning

Bilingualism

Multilingualism

Borrowing

Code-switching

Pidginization

Diglossia

The study of communication patterns within a cultural group

The analysis of how language is used in different social contexts

The examination of the relationship between language and power

All of the above

Communication

Expression

Thought

Control

A variety of language used in a specific context

A set of rules governing the use of language

A system of symbols used to represent language

A method of teaching language

Dialectal variation

Sociolectal variation

Idiolectal variation

Historical variation

The study of signs and symbols

The analysis of language structure

The examination of cultural practices

The investigation of communication processes

Body language

Facial expressions

Eye contact

Speech

The belief that all cultures are equally valid and should be respected

The idea that cultural practices should be judged according to the standards of one's own culture

The notion that culture is a product of its historical and environmental context

The view that cultural practices should be evaluated based on universal moral principles

Language

Art

Music

Technology

The dominant cultural ideology in a society

The process by which one culture influences or dominates another

The idea that all cultures are equally powerful and influential

The belief that cultural practices should be judged according to universal moral principles