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Gender schemas and perceptions of speech style

Katherine A. Warfel Doctoral student in the Department of Speech Communication, University of Texas, Austin
Pages 253-267 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Denise Haunani Solomon & Michael E. Roloff. 2019. Power in Close Relationships. Power in Close Relationships 241 260 .
Christine R. Starr & Eileen L. Zurbriggen. (2016) Sandra Bem’s Gender Schema Theory After 34 Years: A Review of its Reach and Impact. Sex Roles 76:9-10, pages 566-578.
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Nadia Lepastourel & Benoît Testé. 2011. L’Homme trace. L’Homme trace 127 147 .
Lawrence A. Hosman & Susan A. Siltanen. (1994) The attributional and evaluative consequences of powerful and powerless speech styles: An examination of the ‘control over others’ and ‘control of self’ explanations. Language & Communication 14:3, pages 287-298.
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Calvin Morrill & Peter C. Facciola. (2018) The Power of Language in Adjudication and Mediation: Institutional Contexts as Predictors of Social Evaluation. Law & Social Inquiry 17:02, pages 191-212.
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Kathryn Greene & Donald L. Rubin. (2016) Effects of Gender Inclusive/Exclusive Language in Religious Discourse. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 10:2, pages 81-98.
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Donald L. Rubin & Kathryn L. Greene. (1991) Effects of biological and psychological gender, age cohort, and interviewer gender on attitudes toward gender-inclusive/exclusive language. Sex Roles 24:7-8, pages 391-412.
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Samuel G. Lawrence & Robert Hopper. (2016) The Effects of Sex Dialects and Sex Stereotypes on Speech Evaluations. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 9:3, pages 209-224.
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LAWRENCE A. HOSMAN. (1989) The Evaluative Consequences of Hedges, Hesitations, and Intensifies Powerful and Powerless Speech Styles. Human Communication Research 15:3, pages 383-406.
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DANIEL J. CANARY & BRIAN H. SPITZBERG. (1987) Appropriateness and Effectiveness Perceptions of Conflict Strategies. Human Communication Research 14:1, pages 93-120.
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