Replication Data for: Examining accent bias towards Turkish speakers of Dutch

Dataset abstract This dataset includes the experimental data collected of 175 Flemish Dutch-speaking participants in a speaker evaluation experiment assessing attitudes towards Turkish speakers of Dutch. For each participant, the dataset contains evaluation data for 8 individual speech stimuli. These data consist of 3 fixed sociolinguistic variables (the speaker's Name, Accent & Variety), 7-point Likert scale responses on 12 statements about the speaker's personality traits (Intelligent, Reliable, Self-assured, Highly-educated, Warm, Cool, Well-paid, Likeable, Tough, Helpful, Leader and Easy-going) and several relevant demographic variables (Gender, Year of birth, Region, Education, Language education, Nationality and Home Language). Article abstract This contribution investigates the attitudes of Flemish first language speakers towards Turkish-Flemish speakers of Dutch as a second language. We conducted a 2 x 2 x 2 speaker evaluation experiment measuring the effects of accent (native vs. Turkish), language variety (standard vs. colloquial) and name (Flemish vs. Turkish) on attitudes vis-à-vis male speakers of Belgian Dutch. Our findings provide no consistent evidence of a negative bias vis-à-vis Turkish names in Flanders. While this result could be attributed to a social desirability bias, consistent downgrading of the Turkish accent on Superiority provides an indication of the existence of an accent bias that penalises ethnic minority accents in competence-related judgements.数据集摘要 本数据集收录了175名佛兰德斯荷兰语母语使用者参与的说话人评价实验数据，该实验旨在评估受试者对以荷兰语为第二语言的土耳其裔荷兰语使用者的态度。针对每名受试者，数据集包含8条独立语音刺激材料的评价数据。此类数据涵盖3项固定社会语言学变量（说话人的姓名、口音与语域）、针对12项说话人人格特质的7级李克特量表评分（包括聪慧、可靠、自信、高学历、热情、冷淡、高薪、讨喜、强势、乐于助人、具备领导力以及随和），以及多项相关人口统计学变量（性别、出生年份、居住地、受教育程度、语言教育经历、国籍以及母语）。 论文摘要 本研究探讨了佛兰德斯母语使用者对以荷兰语为第二语言的土耳其裔佛兰德斯荷兰语使用者的态度。我们开展了一项2×2×2设计的说话人评价实验，以测量口音（本土口音与土耳其口音）、语域（标准语域与口语域）以及姓名（佛兰德斯式姓名与土耳其式姓名）对比利时荷兰语男性使用者态度的影响。研究结果未发现佛兰德斯地区针对土耳其式姓名存在系统性负面偏见的一致证据。尽管该结果或可归因于社会期许偏差，但在与语言能力及优势特质相关的评判中对土耳其口音的一致性降级评分，表明存在针对少数族裔口音的口音偏见，即该偏见会在能力相关评价中对少数族裔口音作出负面评判。