Across
- 2. The tribe that Brown and Lenneberg investigated and found that they couldn't distinguish between yellow and orange.
- 5. _______ operational; third stage of Piaget's theory; children focus on using language for concrete things.
- 6. theory that believes the language we speak influences/determines how we can think about things.
- 8. Passing information from one person (or animal) to another
- 9. theory that believes we cannot use language properly until we have an understanding of what we want to discuss.
- 12. A system of communication used by a specific group of people
- 13. The tribe that Whorf investigated and found to use a 'timeless language'
Down
- 1. Research found that people who speak this language found it easier to distinguish between shades of blue because there are different words for the shades.
- 3. Second stage of Piaget's theory; children are egocentric and struggle to speak about things from someone else's perspective.
- 4. First stage of Piaget's theory; when children start to discover their bodies and their ability to make sounds.
- 7. ______ operational; the final stage of Piaget's theory where children are able to use language to discuss abstract, theoretical and hypothetical ideas.
- 10. Researchers asked people who spoke this language to read about intentional and accidental incidents to see if their language affected their recall.
- 11. The mental activity of thinking which involves reasoning and considering and produces ideas and opinions