The Finding That the Constant Use of Male Pronouns (He,him,his)when

question 102

Multiple Choice

 The finding that the constant use of male pronouns (he,him,his) when speaking about hypothetical people in general language can influence gender stereotyping provides support for the ____. 

• A)strong form of Whorf's linguistic relativity hypothesis
• B)nature side of the nature-nurture language debate​
• C)weaker version of Whorf's linguistic relativity hypothesis​
• D)language acquisition device theory formulated by Noam Chomsky​

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Definitions:

High-Pitched Voice

A voice that has a high frequency, often perceived as shrill or squeaky, common in children and some adults.

Sexual Intercourse

A biological and physical activity involving the genital organs of at least two people, often related to the reproduction and expression of intimacy and love.

Homosexual Orientation

A sexual orientation characterized by a romantic or sexual attraction to individuals of one's own sex.

Heterosexual

A sexual orientation characterized by an attraction to individuals of the opposite sex.