A linguistic anthropologist sits down and starts asking you questions like these: What are the steps to selecting a class? At what time the class happens something you think about when you select a class? What other things do you think about when you select a class? This linguistic anthropologist is probably constructing
A)a self-help book.
B)a grammar of university student English.
C)a taxonomy describing your mental map.
D)a survey of student attitudes about courses.

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The linguistic anthropologist is likely constructing a taxonomy describing your mental map, as the questions aim to understand the cognitive processes and criteria you use when selecting a class, which fits the definition of constructing a taxonomy of mental processes or maps.

A Linguistic Anthropologist Sits Down and Starts Asking You Questions