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The Whorf hypothesis is the view that language shapes cognition; that is, concepts and ways of thinking depend on language. People who speak significantly different languages, then, view the world differently. Also called the hypothesis of linguistic relativity or the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, the Whorf hypothesis was named after the early twentieth-century linguist Benjamin Whorf, who claimed that, because the Hopi language expressed statements about time in importantly dissimilar ways than other languages, the Hopi held a different conception of time than other peoples. Related to linguistic relativity is linguistic determinism, the view that language necessitates how one thinks (thinking outside the bounds of one's language is impossible). Some psychologists believe the Whorf hypothesis helps explain cognition; like linguistic determinism, however, it is highly controversial. • ---------- • Psychology tutoring on Chegg Tutors • Learn about Psychology terms like Whorf hypothesis on Chegg Tutors. Work with live, online Psychology tutors like Jamie B. who can help you at any moment, whether at 2 pm or 2 am. • Liked the video tutorial? Schedule lessons on-demand or schedule weekly tutoring in advance with tutors like Jamie B. • Visit https://www.chegg.com/tutors/Psycholo... • ---------- • About Jamie B., Psychology tutor on Chegg Tutors: • Harvard University, Class of 2013 • BA Mathematics English, MS Applied Mathematics major • Subjects tutored: SAT, SAT II Latin, Geometry, Chemistry, Set Theory, Physics, R Programming, Latin, Discrete Math, Computer Science, MATLAB, English, Psychology, Writing, Literature, Geometry (College Advanced), Biology, Linguistics, Study Skills, Number Theory, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Numerical Analysis, Linear Algebra, Basic Math, and Calculus • TEACHING EXPERIENCE • I'm a certified Math and English teacher for grades 8-12 in Massachusetts. Right now, I focus on gifted students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and mental health challenges who may be underperforming and overstressed in their classes. I can work with you if you have diagnosed LD or simply learn best outside of a traditional lecture and textbook format. If I don't know about something, I will tell you that openly, I'll point to where you might be able to find that information, and I'll learn more about it for next time. I'm strongest as a teacher when I'm working one-on-one and my favorite part of teaching is diagnosing where a student's thinking might be leading them astray (or ahead!)I got my Masters at Harvard in Applied Math, focusing on statistics and advanced mechanics/physics applied to biology. I taught and tutored Organic Chemistry, Precalculus, Calculus, proof-based Linear Algebra and Real Analysis, and Intro to Applied Math (for majors) at Harvard. I also work with student writing for classes, projects and graduate applications as a tutor in my undergraduate house. I've tutored everything from 5th grade math to competitive math teams to graduate school pure math and engineering. I've worked with Master's Engineering students studying for the TOEFL alongside high school sophomores in my Saturday volunteer creative writing classes, and I've tutored undergraduates at Harvard and helped develop curriculum in proof-based math and numerical experimentation-driven freshman physics. • EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS • I'm from Brooklyn, NY. I'm a city kid who could stare at the stars all night, which I do when I visit my family in rural Canada. I love biking, choral singing, performing poetry, teaching in all settings and with all people, and crisis management and education for mental health. I'm always looking to get into new art forms, learn new languages and pursue things where my gaps lead me. I also have difficulty keeping a straight face for more than a few minutes (or a paragraph) at a time. • Want to book a private lesson with Jamie B.? • Message Jamie B. at https://www.chegg.com/tutors/online-t... • ---------- • Like what you see? Subscribe to Chegg's Youtube Channel: • http://bit.ly/1PwMn3k • ---------- • Visit Chegg.com for purchasing or renting textbooks, getting homework help, finding an online tutor, applying for scholarships and internships, discovering colleges, and more! • https://chegg.com • ---------- • Want more from Chegg? Follow Chegg on social media: • / chegg • / chegg • / chegg

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