At Walt Disney World, employees are called "cast members, customers are called "guests, and a crowd is called an "audience. This set of words or language that is specific to Disney is called
A) jargon.
B) nonsense.
C) ethnocentrism.
D) encoding.
E) gibberish.

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Jargon refers to specialized language used within a particular group, profession, or culture. In this context, Disney's unique terminology for employees, customers, and crowds is specific to its brand culture, making it a form of jargon.

At Walt Disney World, Employees Are Called "Cast Members, Customers