When bilingual canadian students born in china describe themselves in english, they make the positive self-statements typical of

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When bilingual canadian students born in china describe themselves in english, they make the positive self-statements typical of

canadians. when these same students describe themselves in chinese, their self-descriptions are more typically chinese (that is, in alignment with chinese values). this difference in thinking is evidence for:?

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Alex17521 [72] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-08T05:53:10+03:00

<span>This is an example of the concept of linguistic relativity. Most linguists currently believe that language can influence certain cognitive processes. Linguistic reality is being researched in a variety of academic fields to determine the effects on a speakers' world view and thought.</span>