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Who proposed the Deference Model?

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Robin Lakoff

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What are 3 characteristics of Women’s Language?

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Any 3 from:
Hedges, Super-politeness, Hyper correctness, Tags, Italics, Empty Adjectives, Implication, Special Lexicon, Question Intonation or Lack of Humour

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Who criticised Lakoff’s research?

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Dubois and Crouch

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What were Dubois and Crouch’s criticisms?

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  1. Men use more tag questions
  2. Tags can show politeness and a desire for cooperation
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Who proposed the Dominance Model?

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Zimmerman and West

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Which speech features did Zimmerman and West investigate?

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Tag Questions and Minimal Responses

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Who criticised Zimmerman and West

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Beattie and Eakens and Eakens

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What were Beattie’s criticisms of Zimmerman’s research?

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  1. The sample was too small
  2. Interruptions can reflect enthusiasm
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Who proposed the Difference Model?

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Deborah Tannen

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Who proposed the Diversity model?

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Janet Hyde

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What was Eakens and Eakens’ criticism of Zimmerman’s research?

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Zimmerman and West’s study ignores hierarchical preference

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12
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When do men interrupt most?

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During mixed-sex conversation

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Who conducted the bakery study?

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Pilkington

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What did Pilkington’s study reveal about men?

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Men:
1. Find long pauses acceptable
2. Disagree often
3. Use mocking insults

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What did Pilkington’s study reveal about women?

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Women
1. Affirm solidarity
2. Focus on feelings
3. Support eachother’s points
4. Frequently agree

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16
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What did Pamela Fishman find?

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Women use tag questions, specifically “y’know”, 5x more than men to ask for support and cooperation

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What did Janet Holmes find?

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Women use more addressee-oriented tag questions whereas men use more speaker-oriented tag questions

18
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What did Victoria DeFrancisco find?

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  1. Women introduce more topics and perform “conversational shitwork”
  2. Male inexpressiveness is used to control conversation
19
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Which categories did Deborah Jones propose for women’s talk?

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  1. House Talk
  2. Scandal
  3. Bitching
  4. Chatting
20
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What did Carmen Fought find?

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Uptalk and vocal fry is seen as a sign of stupidity and immaturity

21
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Who proposed the Androcentric Principle?

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Anne Bodine

22
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Men use report talk, women use…

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Rapport talk

23
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Who conducted the Courtroom Study?

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O’Barr and Atkins

24
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Which two linguists rejected biological essentialism and determined that language is chosen to reflect gender identity

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Deborah Cameron and Judith Butler

25
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What did Helena Leet-Pellegrini find?

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Male experts are most verbose, Female non-experts are least verbose and female experts and male non-experts are equally dominant in conversation

26
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Who proposed Man-Made Language

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Dale Spender

27
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What is an effect of He/Man language?

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  1. Women’s societal contributions are ignored
  2. Minorities are treated as oddities, separating them from “normal people”
28
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What are some features of sexist language?

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Gratuitous modifiers, Marked forms, Negative Semantic Space, “Generic Man”, Non-Equivalent Parallels

29
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What is a gratuitous modifier? Give an example

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Adjectives used without a semantic reason to highlight an oddity e.g. Female Lawyer

30
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What is a marked form? Give an example

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Unnecessarily gendered nouns used to highlight separation e.g. Actor/Actress

31
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Who proposed the idea of Negative Semantic Space?

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Julia Smith

32
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What is Negative Semantic Space?

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Nouns referring to women are only used when men are not referred to

33
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What is a prescriptivist viewpoint on the usage of the generic use of “he”?

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Prescriptivist are more concerned with noun/pronoun agreement focusing on the number of people rather than the gender, so they discourage the use of “they”

34
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What are honorifics used for?

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To determine a woman’s marital status depending on her title e.g. Miss or Mrs

35
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Do honorifics reveal a man’s marital status?

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No, there is no distinction between titles for men

36
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What is a non-equivalent parallel? Give an example

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A noun with extra, pejorative connotations to it’s male equivalent e.g. Dog/Bitch

37
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What are Corpus Linguistics used for?

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To analyse patterns or trends in current language use

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