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Scott A. Reid .................................................................................................................... 79 Mother/Daughter-In-Law Conflicts: Retrospective Accounts by Taiwanese Daughters-inlaw Yan Bing Zhang ............................................................................................................... 80 Language and Culture: Can the Priming of a Linguistic Practice Affect Holistic and Analytic Cognitive Style? Yoshihisa Kashima .......................................................................................................... 81 Which is More Important in Trust Decisions, an Intermediary or Shared Group Membership? A comparison between Chinese and Australians Jiawen Ye ......................................................................................................................... 82 Cultural Knowledge and Interpersonal Relationship as Bases of Cultural Identification Ching Wan ........................................................................................................................ 83 Acculturation Strategies, Social Support, and Cross-Cultural Adaptation among Mainland Chinese University Students in Hong Kong Ting Kin Ng ...................................................................................................................... 84 INDIVIDUAL PAPERS Language Use, Sign Intent, and Health Access: Linguistic Landscape of San Antonio‟s Public Transit System Donald N. Allison ............................................................................................................. 85 Establishing New Norms of Language Use in the Home; how is family language policy renegotiated as both parents and children learn a second language? Timothy Currie Armstrong .............................................................................................. 86 Qualitative Word production analysis of Native speakers and Second language learners‟ by phonemic and categorical Verbal Fluency Test Keiko Asano ..................................................................................................................... 87 The influence of printed media on the construction of Hezbollah‟s representations Pascale Asmar ................................................................................................................. 88 When using of linguistic abstraction leads to a speaker being seen as a good member: Examining the linguistic intergroup bias from a normative perspective Yvette Assilaméhou ......................................................................................................... 89 Incorporating World Englishes into a Teacher Education Course Burcu Ates ....................................................................................................................... 90 The boundaries of a word: dialectical meanings in the term barebacking 8
Rubén Ávila ...................................................................................................................... 91 Timing Control of Japanese Speech and Temporal Fluctuation of Music Performance Junichi Azuma ................................................................................................................. 93 Necessity of Universal Symbolic Language for Disaster Alert and Warning Junichi Azuma ................................................................................................................. 94 How do I Say it? The Relationship Between Impression Management Concerns and Advice Seeking Behavior for Message Construction in Social Predicaments Krystyna Aune ................................................................................................................. 95 Being victim of Linguicism in Québec and Canada Richard Y. Bourhis 1 ......................................................................................................... 96 “Our Languages re-visited: presentation of new research into the evolving attitudes of young Londoners to issues of language and identity” Sarah Cartwright .............................................................................................................. 97 Presence, role and value of crossborder contacts and meaningful relationships development in neighbouring language classroom. The case of mainstream primary schools of the Littoral zone of Slovenian-Italian border. Irina Moira Cavaion.......................................................................................................... 98 A cross-cultural comparison of apologies by native speakers of American and Chinese Yuh-Fang Chang .............................................................................................................. 99 The war on language: A content analysis of how modern U.S. presidents have used “war” as a metaphor in political addresses Sarah Chenoweth .......................................................................................................... 100 Building Blocks of Identities in The EFL Classroom: Frames And Footings Hatice Çubukçu ............................................................................................................. 101 Cultural Bias in Language Assessment: English as a French examination Martine Derivry .............................................................................................................. 103 Parental reading attitudes versus the child‟s bilingual vocabulary growth Jelske Dijkstra ............................................................................................................... 105 The On-going Changes in Turkish as a Minority Language in the Netherlands A. Seza Doğruöz ............................................................................................................ 106 Native brittophones and the néo-bretonnants: constructions of the linguistic identity Nicole Dolowy-Rybinska ............................................................................................... 107 9
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