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Native Korean Listeners’ Social Expectations and Perception of Foreign-Accented Korean Speech
What factors beyond acoustic features influence native speakers’ perception of foreign-accented speech? This dissertation examines how native Korean listeners’ social expectations affect the perception and evaluation of American English-accented Korean in a context where East Asians constitute the r
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