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• 1999Personality and Marital Adjustment: Utility of the Five-Factor Model of Personality187 cited
• 1982Speech rate acceptance ranges as a function of evaluative domain, listener speech rate, and communication context111 cited
• 1983The Influence of Speech Rate Stereotypes and Rate Similarity or Listeners' Evaluations of Speakers101 cited
• 1981Personality Impressions Elicited by Accented English Speech81 cited
• 1991The Role of Accent on the Credibility and Effectiveness of the Salesperson77 cited
• 1984Language and Intergroup Attitudes71 cited
• 2009Language Diversity in the Classroom62 cited
• 2011Theorizing Language Attitudes Existing Frameworks, an Integrative Model, and New Directions159 cited
• 1975Mexican American's evaluations of spoken Spanish and English57 cited
• 1990Attitudes of Native and Nonnative Speakers toward Selected Regional Accents of U.S. English50 cited
• 1996Losing voice: is final /z/ devoicing a feature of Maori English?44 cited
• 1984Evaluative responses to communicators: The effects of speech rate, sex, and interaction context43 cited
• 1992The Role of Accent on the Credibility and Effectiveness of the International Business Person: The Case of Guatemala39 cited
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