What is arbitrariness?, The process whereby knowledge of a language is passed from one generation to the next, A property of language describing the fact that there is no natural connection between a word's sound and its meaning, The feature that says who is able to produce language and who is not, What does ASL stand for?, American Sign Linguistics, American Sign Method, American Sign Language, What does neurolinguistics study?, The study of the bran in relation with the human organs, The study of the brain with the muscles, The study of the relationship between language and the brain, What is reflexivity?, A property of human language that allows lg to be used to think and talk about lg itself, A property of language whereby linguistic forms have two simultaneous levels of sound production and meaning, a break in the flow of speech, What is displacement?, A property of language that allows users to talk about things and events not present in the immediate environment, The study of the origin of the words, The capacity to create new sentences, The study of language beyond the sentence, What is productivity or creativity?, An approach to grammar, A property of language that allows users to create new expressions, The process of repeating all or part of a form, A conventional knowledge structure, What does Sign Language stand for?, A communication system using the hands, Using English sentences with signs, A variety of a language, A speech error, What is discreteness?, It means that the sounds of language are distinct and separate, It means that the sound of language are a continuous range of signals, It means that language is organized in levels, What is the vocal auditory channel?, It is a feature where linguistic signals are produced and disappear quickly., It is a feature where any speaker of a linguistic signal can be a listener., Human linguistic communication is generated via the vocal organs and perceived with the ears., What is specialization?, The act of breathing and feeding human beings., The feature that makes dogs capable of barking, The feature that makes humans produce speech
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