In Its Strong Form, the Theory of Linguistic Relativity Argues

question 14

Multiple Choice

In its strong form, the theory of linguistic relativity argues that language:

• A) is based on innate grammatical rules.
• B) depends on the context in which it is used.
• C) is learned at a pre-linguistic stage of development.
• D) entirely determines thought.

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