According to COMRES (2013) what percentage of employees admitted to discriminating against prospective employees based on their accent?

Which accent do you assume had the most INTELLIGENT stereotypes attached to it (according to COMRES 2013)?

If the Brummie, Scouse, and Mancunian accents consistently score low in the public's estimations, we could accuse the public of being:

Which accent do you assume was voted the LEAST intelligent by COMRES voters in 2013?

What accent was assumed MOST friendly by COMRES (2013)?

Northern English accents tend to have a

Southern English accents tend to have a

Which accent below is RHOTIC?

Who discovered that listeners assumed positive associations with an RP accent?

What celebrity has an RP accent?

Which teacher has a cockney accent?

Which teacher has a West Country accent?

The West Country accent has a HARD R sound. What is this called?

Predict: Which UK accent do you think is most likely to be found guilty by a jury?

The Brummie accent is often perceived negatively, this might be because unlike most accents it has a:

What accent did you have to have if you wanted to work at the BBC before the 1970s?

Received Pronunciation is also referred to as:

Regional accents are more likely to be assumed INTELLIGENT than Received Pronunciation

Regional accents are more likely to be assumed FRIENDLY than Received Pronunciation

Received Pronunciation is what type of accent?

Why has Received Pronunciation picked up more negative assumptions post 2000?