The given statement is true.
Explanation:
In the given context Carrie is using non verbal communication to regulate interaction. When two person are in conversation and one of them is not confident enough or pretty much sure about answering or reacting in a question or in a situation at that time he used to follow sign languages in terms of eye contact occasionally or nodding intently or sometimes ask question to the speaker.
Non verbal communication is popular to regulate interaction in an effective way where verbal communication is not working properly due to lack of confidence or little knowledge.
Answer:
c. Linguistic determinism hypothesis.
Explanation:
The linguistic determinism hypothesis is also known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. According to this theory, the language we speak determines our thought processes - such as memorization, categorization, and perception - and influences our social reality. Therefore, people who grow up speaking different mother tongues may have a hard time expressing their ideas in other languages. Their ideas and perceptions of the world are connected to the language they speak.
The Sapir-Whorf theory is used in the movie "Arrival", in which a linguist's cognitive processes are deeply enhanced by learning and immersing in an alien language.
Muslim architecture incorporated Roman and Byzantine elements because <em>Muslims valued Roman and Bizantine architectural styles the most</em>.
After the conquering of Constantinople by Mehemed, from the Ottoman Empire in 1453, Muslims incorporated the Islamic elements into the Byzantine structures. They were impressed by the fine details in Christian mosaics and some of the Muslims edifications had Christian influences.
One of the differences of the Islamic use of mosaics in art is that they were created with few human figures.
The answer this question is: <span>a small portion of what is going on
Study shows that humans only using 10% of what our Brain is actually capable of. Which means that even though we're awake and alert, we could only pay attention to certain things which usually the most important to us before we could move on to take care another smaller things.</span>