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Status cues in speech: Extra-race and extra-region identification

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1961Listener judgments of status cues in speech69 cited
1961Listener Comprehension of Speakers of Three Status Groups44 cited
1956The status significance of an isolated urban dialect . By George N. Putnam, M.M., and Edna M. O'Hern. (Language dissertation No. 53 = Language , Vol. 31, No. 4, Part 2.) Pp. v, 32. Baltimore: Linguistic Society of America at the Waverly Press, 1955 [issued 1956].33 cited
1955The Status Significance of an Isolated Urban Dialect25 cited
1957Received pronunciation: Some problems of interpretation16 cited

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1972STEREOTYPES, CREDIBILITY, AND FOREIGN ACCENTED ENGLISH SPEECH2 cited
1971Syntactic Correlates of Social Stratification.2 cited

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