Influence of Social Class/Groups on how we speak: Snell Flashcards

1
Q

What model of language was Snell challenging?

A

The Deficit Model

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Q

What did Snell claim about regional dialect features?

A

They were not wrong and should not create a disadvantage for the people who use them

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3
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What feature did Snell focus on in her study?

A

The non-standard regional dialectic singular feature ‘us’

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4
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What were the 2 main social class of both schools Snell visited?

A

One was a lower-working-class school and the other was a lower-middle-class school

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5
Q

How old were the people Snell observed?

A

8 years old

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6
Q

What percentage of instances did the lower-working-class children use singular ‘us’ to refer to themselves?

A

17%

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What percentage of instances did the lower-middle-class children use singular ‘us’ to refer to themselves?

A

4%

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What was the reason Snell found for children using the singular ‘us’ feature?

A

They used it to show solidarity

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9
Q

What is the impact of attempting to reduce regional dialect features in class?

A

It makes students less likely to participate

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