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Pragma

Calculated Mate Selection. Systematic search for love. Desired attributes of partner are considered. Partners share similar goals and interests

Pragmatic bootstrapping

Pragmatic bootstrapping is the hypothesis that when children start speaking, they produce utterances in order to accomplish goals. This pragmatically based system gets children started in using language and is later replaced by a system with word meanings and grammatical structure.

Pragmatic case study

Pragmatic case study is an organized approach for the development and accumulatin of case study material that focuses on practical results.

Pragmatic development

Pragmatic development is the development of the communicative functions or uses of language.

Pragmatic principle

Pragmatic principle is a principle about how words are used that, by hypothesis, helps children figure out the meaning of newly encountered words.

Pragmatic reasoning schemas

Pragmatic reasoning schemas are general organizing principles or rules related to particular kinds of goals, such as permissions, obligations, or causations

Pragmatics

Pragmatics refers to the aspect of language that focuses on its appropriate use in social and communicative contexts.

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Pragmatics of language

Pragmatics of language the aspects of language that extend beyond the literal.

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