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The effects of Negro and White dialectal variations upon attitudes of college students

Speech Monographs · 1968 · 54 citations · 9 references

Concepts

Language StudiesLinguisticsSocial PsychologyDialectologySociolinguisticsEthnicity In SchoolingLanguage AttitudesMinority DialectsRacial StereotypesWhiteness In EducationAccent AttitudesAttitudes Toward AccentsAttitudes Toward DialectsRace EffectsRacial AttitudesSpeaker AttitudesStudent Stereotyping

Abstract

(1968). The effects of Negro and White dialectal variations upon attitudes of college students. Speech Monographs: Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 181-186.

References

9

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Language Studies, English, Linguistics +13

The effect of variations in Nonfluency on audience ratings of source credibility

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Social Sciences, Communication, Social Psychology +11

The effects of variations in speakers' nonfluency upon audience ratings of attitude toward the speech topic and speakers' credibility

Kenneth K. Sereno, Gary J. Hawkins · Speech Monographs · 1967 · 84 citations

Social Sciences, Communication, Social Psychology +14