According to the abstract, what is the author attempting to prove or accomplish in this study?

File PowerandPolitenessarticle.pdf PowerandPolitenessarticle.pdf – Alternative Formats (180.91 KB)According to Adler, Rosenfeld, and Proctor (2018), Words are arbitrary symbols that have no meaning in themselves. Think about the Shakespeare line “A rose called by any other name is still a rose.” Another example: if we all decided that a stapler was now going to be called something else, its form and purpose would not change. Even sign language is symbolic in nature (Sandler, 2013). A simple exercise that illustrates how language is basic to our view of the world is called “The Stroop Effect.” Language influences perception, and we see the world through the filter of our words.Take a look at the below image. Quickly name each of the colors of the words. Chances are, you will have difficulty doing so without stumbling. Stroop Effect ImageEven though language is created, understanding of language use has led to some rule creation. One of those is Pragmatic vs. Semantic rules. Follow this link to read and learn about pragmatic and semantic language rules. Then, watch the following video about the creation of the Game of Thrones language Dathraki. Run time: 13:13https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDD7bQTbVskNow that we have reviewed the nature of language, let’s look at the impact of our language choices. Even the smallest of word choices can affect or be affected by the setting in which you find yourself. For example, researchers have found different language choices for people in power positions. Powerless language is descried as tentative or indirect, showing hesitation (I guess, okay?). Powerful language uses direct and forceful word choices, showing assertions (I won’t, I will). A 2002 study showed that powerful speech style resulted in more attributions of competence in employment interviews! Take a look at the attached scholarly article about Power and Politeness speech. Download and review the article using the below instructions. Submit your answers as a text submission by clicking the title of this assignment. Answer the following questions about the scholarly article in full sentence format:According to the abstract, what is the author attempting to prove or accomplish in this study?How many past research articles or books are references in the Previous Research or Literature Review?What type of data did the researcher use to find their conclusions?What are two conclusions that were made by the researcher? Which did you find most interesting, and why?