The influence of linguistic and social attitudes on grammaticality judgments of singular ‘they’

Arts and Humanities

• Linguistics 100%
• Social Attitude 100%
• Grammaticality judgments 100%
• Binaries 50%
• American English 25%
• Criticism 25%
• Speaker 25%
• English Speaker 25%
• Pronouns 25%
• Reform 25%
• Grammaticality 25%
• Personal Pronoun 25%
• Standard English 25%
• Commentators 25%
• Adherence 25%
• language reform 25%

Keyphrases

• Grammaticality Judgments 100%
• Social Attitudes 100%
• Gender Neutral 40%
• Native English Speakers 20%
• American English 20%
• Third Person 20%
• Grammar 20%
• Gender Ideology 20%
• Long History 20%
• Reform Agenda 20%
• Lack of Consensus 20%
• Sexist 20%
• Conservatism 20%
• Use History 20%
• Binary Gender 20%
• Grammaticality 20%
• Personal Pronouns 20%
• Benevolent Sexism 20%
• Standard English 20%
• Hostile Sexism 20%
• Gender Binary 20%
• Language Reform 20%

Psychology

• Pronoun 100%
• Benevolent Sexism 50%
• Hostile Sexism 50%