Question

The linguistic relativity hypothesis a. has yet to be tested experimentally. b. has been tested experimentally and soundly rejected. c. has received support in recent experimental studies. d. has been tested experimentally and wholeheartedly endorsed.

Answer 1

c. has received support in recent experimental studies

Step-by-step explanation:

• The hypothesis is linguistic relativity and is called as the Whorf hypothesis is the principle that studies of the languages affects its speakers and world view or position.

• This is provide often formed as the two versions as the strong hypothesis that states the linguistic categories limit and determine the cognitive categories and the weak hypothesis, influence thought and the decisions.