The Whorfian Hypothesis of Linguistic Relativity Contends That Language

question 57

Multiple Choice

The Whorfian hypothesis of linguistic relativity contends that language:

• A)creates thought and experience.
• B)is not necessary to experience emotions.
• C)provides an unlimited capacity to express thoughts and emotions.
• D)shadows the actual experience of thoughts and emotions.

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