This study examines the ways in which Cuban, Colombian, and Peninsular Spanish in
Miami-Dade County (MDC) are conceptualized by Latinx participants in terms of implicit …

This paper presents the results of two largely parallel verbal guise studies that elicited
students' attitudes toward different standard varieties of English. The studies were conducted …

This article compares the attitudes of respondents from Trinidad and Tobago, the United
Kingdom, and the United States toward speakers from these countries and from Grenada …

Place has been central to sociolinguistic research from the beginning. How speakers
conceptualize and orient to place can influence linguistic productions. Additionally, places …

Expectation-driven convergence occurs when speakers shift their speech to approximate the
language they expect rather than observe from their interlocutor. In Wade (2022) …

Sociological treatments of work and workplaces increasingly acknowledge the importance of
cultural processes in reproducing inequality at work, and the incorporation of linguistic …

This dissertation is based in the idea that the study of linguistic phenomena is greatly
improved by taking a holistic approach that integrates formal theory and quantitative data, a …

Some regional US dialects are more broadly enregistered than others; for example, listeners
from outside of New York City and the American South hold strong stereotypes about the …