Language influences the way speakers perceive and conceptualize the world.

Language is a reflection of the culture and society in which it is used.

Language is a tool for communication and has no influence on thought.

Language is a system of symbols that is independent of the speakers' culture and society.

The Inuit language has many words for different types of snow.

The English language has a single word for 'love', while other languages have multiple words for different types of love.

The Japanese language uses different words for 'you' depending on the social status of the person you are speaking to.

All of the above.

Wilhelm von Humboldt

Edward Sapir

Benjamin Lee Whorf

Noam Chomsky

The Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis

The Linguistic Determinism Hypothesis

The Whorfian Hypothesis

All of the above

It is difficult to find evidence to support the hypothesis.

It is based on a narrow view of language.

It ignores the role of culture and society in shaping thought.

All of the above.

There is no evidence to support the hypothesis.

The hypothesis is based on a narrow view of language.

The hypothesis ignores the role of culture and society in shaping thought.

The hypothesis is too deterministic.

A study that found that speakers of different languages have different ways of categorizing colors.

A study that found that speakers of different languages have different ways of expressing emotions.

A study that found that speakers of different languages have different ways of thinking about time.

All of the above.

A study that found that speakers of different languages can learn to think in the same way.

A study that found that speakers of different languages can communicate with each other effectively.

A study that found that speakers of different languages have similar ways of thinking about certain concepts.

All of the above.

The structure of their languages.

Their cultural and societal backgrounds.

A combination of both.

None of the above.

Yes

No

It is a matter of debate.