Sapir and Whorf believe that:
A. the structure of a language shapes a people's view of the world
B. language has no part in mental attitudes
C. languages are limited to the number of words for any given object
D. preverbal communication is more important than verbal
Answer:A
Sapir and Whorf believe that:
A. the structure of a language shapes a people's view of the world B. language has no part in mental attitudes C. languages are limited to the number of words for any given object D. preverbal communication is more important than verbal