Linguistic determinism hypothesis: The linguistic determinism hypothesis is also referred to as Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, and is defined as the concept that a particular language and language's structures limit & explain or determine human thought or knowledge and thought processes including memory, perception, and categorization. In short, it determines that people speaking different languages possess different though processes.
Example: An individual living in mountain areas usually describe the place in many words but who doesn't live there might describe the place in one or two words.
Congress reapportion house seats among the state every ten years by the census that is taken to decide what states gain representatives and what states lose representatives.
