Which of the Following Is the Strongest Evidence for Frame-Switching

question 13

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the strongest evidence for frame-switching rather than blending?

• A) Native Indonesian speakers who move to English-speaking countries typically end up speaking a new "Englonesian" language.
• B) Bilinguals tend to switch between their two languages depending on the context.
• C) African American college students use the "code of the decent" when writing a graduate speech whether the speech is directed toward African American graduates or not.
• D) Japanese students switch to higher self-esteem levels after living in Canada for 7 months.
• E) Hong Kong Chinese students shown Chinese (versus neutral) primes believe that a fish's behavior is influenced more by the group.

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