Willingness to Discuss “Official English”: A Test of Three Communities

Michael B. Salwen · Carolyn A. Lin · Frances R. Matera

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This study surveyed respondents in three disparate communities regarding their willingness to express their opinions about “Official English.” The findings raised questions as to whether perceived media opinion influenced their willingness to “speak out.” People were more likely to express their opinions when they perceived that national opinion (public and media) corresponded with their own opinions.

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