In the literature on intercultural communication, stereotyping is often seen mainly as a
potential obstruction for successful intergroup communication and therefore something …

This paper considers the problem of cultural stereotyping in work on intercultural
communication. Recent interest in culture in relation to language learning is described, and …

Four Australian experiments using Lambert's Matched Guise Technique for obtaining
sociolinguistic attitudes are reported. English Received Pronunciation consistently elicits …

It was predicted from social identity and self-categorisation theories that ingroup speakers
should attract more positive evaluations than outgroup speakers, especially when both are …

The research presented here constitutes the first investigation of the standard language
ideology (SLI) in Great Britain that takes account of a multiethnolect–namely Multicultural …

This study reports on an attitude survey using a matched-guise technique among Speakers
ofthe three main languages ofthe Eastern Cape: English, Afrikaans, and Xhosa. We wished …

The extent to which ethnic speech styles can be detected, and how they and English RP are
evaluated, have been problematic issues in the small literature devoted to New Zealand …

ABSTRACT Singapore Colloquial English (SCE) or 'Singlish'is a variety very distinct from
Singapore Standardised English (SSE), and its use is a polarising issue in Singaporean …

The purpose of this study was to examine whether language-based stereotypes of English
and French Canadians have changed or remained stable following a period of considerable …

This article discusses the ways in which a sample of English respondents oriented to the
task of formulating an account of their country in an interview context. Attention to both the …