2012
DOI: 10.18055/finis1257
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Perceptions of the United States and the Americans. The collage approach

Abstract: 1 abstract -national and regional stereotypes are difficult to study in a practical manner. the Collage method, an experimental method for descriptive research material analysis, was designed to that end. it was first tested in a seven-nation survey of college and university students, on the sociotype of the United states and its typical inhabitants. among the samples the one collected in spain (Pais Vasco) was more critical and sometimes more realistic in its perceptions than the rest. the criticism focused o… Show more

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“…Overall, in comparison with other research, the findings of the present study show that in some cases the Hungarian secondary school respondents display similar stereotypical images of the non-native English accent variety speakers as participants in other studies do. For instance, in a study by Hottola (2012), the stereotype of an American English speaker is that he is tall, he has short, brown hair, and he wears jeans. Indeed, the American English speaker in the present study is described similarly, i.e.…”
Section: General Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, in comparison with other research, the findings of the present study show that in some cases the Hungarian secondary school respondents display similar stereotypical images of the non-native English accent variety speakers as participants in other studies do. For instance, in a study by Hottola (2012), the stereotype of an American English speaker is that he is tall, he has short, brown hair, and he wears jeans. Indeed, the American English speaker in the present study is described similarly, i.e.…”
Section: General Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This complex relationship means that, at times, the images that different territories project are almost inevitably stereotyped; we are not capable of capturing all of the diversity in the world and must therefore fall back on generalisations. These results in the creation of global images of regions and their inhabitants which, in turn, produce an illusionary sensation of complete understanding and of order and stability for the citizen: a recomforting perception of having everything under control (Hottola, 2012).…”
Section: The Role Of Football Clubs In the Promotion Of Citiesmentioning
confidence: 99%