What kind of conclusion can we draw from the research on semantic slanting and name calling

A)  There is evidence that our thoughts may be shaped by language. 
B)  The linguistic-relativity hypothesis has been established through empirical findings. 
C)  The power of the situation must be considered in the decision-making process. 
D)  The critical thinker does not appreciate that using your words carefully is important.

Semantic Slanting

The deliberate choice of words or phrases to create a specific impression or evoke a particular response, often used in persuasive communication.

Linguistic-Relativity Hypothesis

The theory that the structure of a language affects its speakers' world view or cognition, sometimes called the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.

Name Calling

The use of offensive or derogatory words aimed at belittling or insulting someone.