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The effect of mispronunciations on general speaking effectiveness

David W. Addington Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama, Oklahoma State University
Pages 159-163 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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HerbertF. Schliesser. (1968) Information transmission and ethos of a speaker using normal and defective speech. Central States Speech Journal 19:3, pages 169-174.
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LarryL. Barker, RobertJ. Kibler & FrancisJ. Kelly. (1968) Effect of perceived mispronunciation on speech effectiveness ratings and retention. Quarterly Journal of Speech 54:1, pages 47-58.
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