When 3-year-old Garret is colouring a picture of a rainbow,he carefully selects different colours for each stripe.When Garret is asked to name the colours he uses,he confidently answers "blue" each time.Garret can distinguish between the colours,even though he can't accurately name them yet.What does this suggest

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Garret's ability to distinguish between colors despite not being able to name them suggests that thought (the ability to perceive and distinguish colors) can occur independently of language, challenging the linguistic relativity hypothesis which posits that language shapes thought.

When 3-Year-Old Garret Is Colouring a Picture of a Rainbow,he