When someone learns English as a second language, it is likely that he or she will
A) have different meanings for the same terms.
B) learn the nuances of the language easily.
C) speak it as well as a native speaker.
D) substitute English with the native language on occasion to aid in understanding.
A
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Why do many quantitative researchers like to critique ethnographic research on mass communication effects??
a. it lacks a flexible set of organizing principles b. the results are too subjective and particularistic to duplicate c. it ignores questions of individual agency d. ?it does not spend enough time gathering information about an area before it starts