A Research Study Compared Speakers of German and Spanish, Two

Multiple Choice

A research study compared speakers of German and Spanish, two languages where most nouns are considered either feminine or masculine. When asked to describe the word "bridge" (which is feminine in German and masculine in Spanish) , Germans tended to describe bridges with adjectives like beautiful, elegant, and fragile, whereas Spanish speakers tended to describe bridges as strong, sturdy, and dangerous. These results provide evidence in support of:

A) general intelligence.
B) linguistic relativity.
C) emotional intelligence.
D) affective forecasting.