Assuming that native Aboriginal-language speakers are unable to perceive the same reality as those who do not speak their language because of the close ties their language has to the natural world is an example of

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This statement reflects the idea of linguistic determinism, which suggests that the language an individual speaks determines their perception of the world. It assumes that the language of Aboriginal speakers does not allow for certain concepts or ideas that non-speakers can understand, which is a deterministic view of language.

Assuming That Native Aboriginal-Language Speakers Are Unable to Perceive the Same