The role of dialect, gender, and race in children's friendship choices: Evidence from Mexican monolinguals and Mexican-American bilinguals
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This work investigated whether Mexican-American bilingual children and Mexican monolingual children (ages 4-6; N = 245) use Spanish varieties (Puerto Rican vs. Mexican) when making friendship judgments for themselves (1st person) and/or for others (3rd person)... ...
