The notion that the worldview of a culture is shaped and reflected by the language its members speak is known as: Group of answer choices A. prejudice. B. ethnocentrism. C. egocentrism. D. co-culture. E. linguistic relativism.

Answer: External. Linguistic Relativism

Explanation: Linguistic Relativism explains the belief or stance which tries to associate or define the culture, behavior or cognition of a certain cultural group or assembly based on their spoken language.

The theory assumes that language shapes our cultural beliefs, attribute and as such cultural perception can be drawn or derived from the language spoken by different tribes or nations. Therefore, the perceived influence of language on culture is called Linguistic Relativism.