The syntax and grammar of a language refer to the: a) synonyms and antonyms contained in a ...

The syntax and grammar of a language refer to the:
 
  a) synonyms and antonyms contained in a language.
  b) set of rules that govern how words should sound in the given language.
  c) system of rules governing word forms and how words should be strung together to form meaningful utterances.
  d) system of rules governing how language is used and understood in given social contexts.

Question 2

Psychometric equivalence can be ascertained by:
 
  a) examining the internal reliability of the measures across cultures.
  b) translating a research protocol to a target language with the help of bilingual informants.
  c) examining whether cross-cultural samples compared are appropriate representatives of their culture.
  d) creating conditions to establish causeeffect relationships.

Question 3

Semantics refers to:
 
  a) the arrangement of words.
  b) what words mean.
  c) how words sound in a given social context.
  d) the system of rules governing how words should sound.