Question

People tend to evaluate certain dialects as less sophisticated or as more prestigious. In contrast anthropological linguists view all dialects as equally logical and effective means of communication, and they do not rank speech patterns as better or worse. This approach to the study of language by anthropological linguists is known as

Answer 1

linguistic relativity

Step-by-step explanation:

Linguistic relativity involves regarding all dialects as equally logical and effective means of communications, and it also avoids to classify speech patterns within a grading system. Therefore, according to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, language influences the thoughts and judgements of their speakers. As a result, no dialect is better than another - each dialect leads to its speakers to have different viewpoints and jump to different conclusions.