Answer:The public forum doctrine
Explanation:The public forum doctrine is a tool used in First Amendment jurisprudence which is used as a constitution that define speech restrictions but it also gives permission to a group to have a rally in a particular property or engage in whatever activity in a particular property.
Traditional Public Forums
- These forums includes public parks , sidewalks and areas that are open for political speech and debate , these are the areas in which people get protected under the First Amendment protection. The government under the public forum doctrine is accepted not to discriminate against any speakers irrespective of their views but should provide protection with only stipulated restricted in their speech.
Answer:
The question is not complete, but I will be explaining one or two things here so that you will be able to tackle a similar question.
Explanation:
According to researches conducted by neuroscientists, it has been observed that children process language since birth( even since when they are in the womb).
According to the question, Christopher is a 5-month-old American and he is exposed solely to English language. If Christopher hears another different language, he would know that the new language is different what the normal(English) that he has been listening to for some times. Christopher would have been processing the information of the English language, so he will be able to know that he is now listening to a different language. Infants have some kind of ''phonetic stimuli' controlled by the Brain.
CONCLUSION: INFANTS ARE ABLE TO DIFFERENTIATE SOUNDS OF ANY LANGUAGE.
Answer:
S-data; L-data
Explanation:
B-data (behavioral data), I-data (informants' data), S-data (self-report data), and L-data (life data) are the four types of psychometric data that are used by the researchers. These data helps the researcher for a better understanding of the behaviors and perceptions of the individuals.
S-data (self-report data) are the information that includes the political thoughts, beliefs, personality and attitude of the individual.
L-data (life data) includes the information related to the personal lives of the individual. It includes the academic information, occupational information, marital status, choice of recreation, children and personal preferences of the individual.
