Which is FALSE about symbols? Words are symbols for which there must be a referent. The…

Which is FALSE about symbols?
Words are symbols for which there must be a referent.
The meanings of symbols within a culture are fixed; they do not change. Symbols can be communicated verbally, in writing, or nonverbally.
A symbol represents something that exists only as an idea.
Language is the primary means people use to categorize and group others.
a.      True
b.      False
Language is limitless.
a.      True
b.      False
Children born and raised in Korea learn to speak Korean, and children born and raised in Poland learn to speak Polish, not because of their race or ethnicity, but because of their cultural environment.
a.      True
b.      False
Which of the following is most likely to be an example of asynchronous communication?
a.      A text messages.
b.      A phone call.
c.      A letter.
d.      Face-to-face conversation. 18 of 25 When using a direct style of communication …
e.      People communicate overt expressions of intention.
f.       People hint at their intentions.
g.      True understanding is implicit and nonverbal.
h.      People generate more sentences.