This article compares the attitudes of respondents from Trinidad and Tobago, the United Kingdom, and the United States toward speakers from these countries and from Grenada. Analyses of mean values on the attitude dimensions of status and solidarity reveal striking similarities between the rankings of the stimuli by the three respondent groups, especially regarding the British and American stimuli and a Creole-influenced Grenadian stimulus. Only the rankings by the Trinbagonian respondents differ slightly regarding the Caribbean stimuli. The results suggest that similar stereotypes might have influenced the evaluations of the British, American, and Creole-influenced Grenadian speakers across all respondent groups, while the rankings by the Trinbagonian respondents might reflect the social connotations of the fine-grained nuances of Caribbean (standardized) accents.

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比较特立尼达和多巴哥、英国和美国对加勒比、英国和美国口音的态度

本文比较了来自特立尼达和多巴哥、英国和美国的受访者对来自这些国家和格林纳达的演讲者的态度。对地位和团结的态度维度的平均值分析揭示了三个受访者群体的刺激排名之间的惊人相似之处，特别是关于英国和美国的刺激以及受克里奥尔影响的格林纳达刺激。只有 Trinbagonian 受访者对加勒比刺激的排名略有不同。结果表明，类似的刻板印象可能影响了所有受访者群体中受英国、美国和克里奥尔语影响的格林纳达人的评价，