The Principle of Linguistic Relativity

question 29

Multiple Choice

The principle of linguistic relativity

• A)has been largely disproven through ethnographic research.
• B)is widely accepted today.
• C)requires that we accept the fact that our language controls our organization of the world.
• D)is disproven by the fact that we can learn other languages and translate from one language to another.

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Definitions:

Moral Problems

Issues that involve judgments about what is right and wrong, good and bad, typically pertaining to actions and their consequences on individuals and society.

Justice And Fairness

The moral principles governing equity, impartiality, and the fair treatment of individuals within society.

Piagetian Tasks

Cognitive tasks developed by Jean Piaget used to assess stages of children’s cognitive development in areas such as logical thinking, conservation, and perspective taking.

Language Abilities

Refers to the capacity of individuals to communicate through spoken, written, or signed forms of language, encompassing both understanding and producing language.