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So the question we have is the claim that a person's language determines a person thought is called mentor determinism, social linguistics, psychological anthropology, hypothesis.
00:18
Well, you know, the correct answer is the five of hypothesis, right? so let's just discuss all the options one by one.
00:29
Explanation is that you know the claim that a person language determines the person thought is called survival of hypothesis so the survival of hypothesis suggests that a person language influences their thoughts thinking and the way they see things it put forth the idea that the language has immense power which can influence and shape our thoughts about the things we perceive in this world so this idea was proposed in by john hedder and wilhelm humboldt.
01:03
The survival hypothesis is considered as the misnomer's because survival themselves did not state this hypothesis but their idea were highlighted to some extent, you know.
01:15
Hence the correct answer is a survival hypothesis because it is this hypothesis that, you know, claims a person language determines their thoughts.
01:25
So the first incorrect option.
01:28
Is the mental determinism, you know, mental determinism puts forth the idea that our acts are determined by internal forces like fear, hope, fish, emotions, which is related to two basic instincts, life and death.
01:44
So it highlights our behavior and mental actions are a result of previous experience, you know, and are not random but determined.
01:53
But mental determinism does not state that a person's language determinism determines a person's thought and this option is incorrect.
02:02
So the second is the sociolinguistic.
02:05
This is an incorrect option...