VariationSurveyResults

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1	Researcher (your initials)	Speaker Age	Year Entered Stanford 20xx	Speaker Gender (F=female; M=male; N=non-binary; other (enter as on sheet)	Speaker Ethnicity (enter as on sheet)	Speaker State or Country of Origin (enter full name, not abbreviation)	Speaker Region (ANAE), all ages included thru 18	Speaker Region (ANAE), ages 7-18 only	Speaker Major	CC (S=same; D=diff)	FF	PinPen	MM	SS	WendyWindy	JG	DD	WitchWhich	HH	PullPool	BB	Mergers Additional Notes	PosAnymore (Y=would say N=wouldn't say)	PosAnymore Notes	Impact	Impact Notes	DoubleModal	DM Notes	MeSubj	MeSubj Notes	NegConcord	NegConcord Notes	NeedsWashed	NeedsWashed Notes	Case(thanI)	(thanI notes)	Morphosyntax Additional Notes

2	CE	21	2012	F	Caucasian	San Diego, CA	West	West	English	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	S		N	someone with no conception of grammar	Y		N	someone who was unsure	N	kids at her high school	N	Southern	N	toddler	Y	British
3	CE	21	2012	F	white	Edmonds, WA	West	West	history	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	no idea	Y		N	Southern	N	someone without a grammar Nazi for a mother	N	AAVE	N	no idea	Y	when being wry
4	CE	21	2012	F	Hispanic	San Diego, CA	West	West	CSRE	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	someone who doesn't know how to use can't	Y		N	indecisive	Y		Y	but only when back at home "in the hood"	N	English learner	Y	only when being pretentious
5	CE	22	2012	M	Asian/white	Texas 0-2, Louisiana 2-4, Oakland, CA 4-18	South, West	West	Symsys	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	S		N	someone stupid	Y		N	someone stupid	N	someone stupid	N	someone mega stupid	N	someone regular stupid	N	British
6	CE	22	2012	F	White	Houston, TX	South	South	ME	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D	said pull/pool maybe different when thinking about it	N	from different region	Y	said she knows it's wrong	N	someone from Appalachia?	N	someone who doesn't know grammar	N	someone uneducated	N	her grandpa in Ohio	N	her mom, someone snooty
7	FC	21	2013	F	White	California (0-4), Massachusetts (4-18)	West, Eastern New England	Eastern New England	English	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	very confident in her answers, almost incredulous	N	an idiot or a foreigner (those are different)	Y		N	southerner?	Y		N	frankie, apparently	N		Y
8	FC	20	2013	M	Asian	China (0-6), Texas (7-18)	China, South	South	SymSys	S	D	D	D	S	S	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone who does not know gramamr	Y		N		Y		N		N		Y
9	FC	21	2013	M	NA	California	West	West	Engineering Physics	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	someone who doesn't know negatives	Y		N	frankie	Y		N	double negative ignorants	Y	sounds weird but might say it	N	someone who doesn't like the word me
10	FC	20	2013	M	White	Massachusetts (0-12), Maryland (12-18)	Eastern New England, Mid-Atlantic	Eastern New England, Mid-Atlantic	Biology	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone who doesn't know grammar	Y		N	non-native english speaker	N	a child	N	huckleberry finn	N	i don't even know	N	someone who cut themselves off before finishing their sentence
11	FC	20	2013	F	White	California (0 - 2), Oregon (2 - 18)	West	West	Economics	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	idk the south or somewhere	Y		N	i feel like i've heard about this in a different dialect or something	N	someone w/ bad grammar	N	different dialect	N	bad speaking	N	also bad speaking
12	AK	19	2015	F	Indian (Asian)	Sunnyvale, California (0 - 5); West Lafayette, Indiana (5 - 18)	West, Midlands	Midlands	English/CSRE	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	A teacher I had in high school	Y		N	not sure	N	anyone who doesn't pay attention to grammar 100% of the time	N		N	someone in Indiana	N	someone trying to be overly pretentious
13	AK	18	2015	F	South Asian	Antioch, California (0 - 3); Pittsburg, California (3 - 18)	West	West	Undeclared	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	be learning English	Y		N	be thinking through their thoughts	Y		Y		N	be learning English	N	be very well-spoken
14	AK	21	2013	F	Black American	Clarksdale, Mississippi (0 - 1); Oxford, Mississippi (1 - 2); Los Angeles, California (2 - 18)	South, West	West	International Relations	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	Said they were almost all different but pronounced many the same? Particularly stalk/stock	N	not sure	Y		N	from the Midwest	Y		N	someone from the South, someone using African American vernacular	N	not sure	Y
15	AK	19	2015	F	Chinese American	China (0 - 1); Los Gatos, California (1 - 18)	China, West	West	International Relations	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Older Southerner	Y		N	child	N	Middle Schoolers	N	Southerner	N	ESL	N	Maybe someone who's learning about grammar?
16	AK	18	2015	Male/non-conforming	Mixed (Latino and Polish)	Denver, Colorado (0 - 3); Swanton, Ohio (3 - 18)	West, Inland North	Inland North	Psychology + Public Policy	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	Marked differences in almost all of the pronunciations (maybe was over-differentiating because of the test scenario? In casual speech doesn't seem to have that much of a difference)	N	South Eastern areas?	N	normal student	N	normal person, possibly mid-Southern	N	any normal person, it's a typical trend	N	younger child	Y		N	sounds old-englishy, possibly Eastern European?
17	AX	20	2013	M	Asian	Houston (China until 1, Japan until 5)	China, Japan, South	South	CS	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	Someone who doesn't articulate well	Y		N	No one	Y		N	Southerner	N	foreign	Y
18	AX	18	2015	M	Chinese	Cupertino, California	West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	idk	Y		N	uneducated	N	uneducated	N	uneducated	N	uneducated	Y
19	AX	21	2013	M	Asian	Georgia, (New York until 8, South Korea until 10)	South, NYC, South Korea	NYC, South	CS	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D	Said Stalk differenty the first time, then the same after	N	A foreign person?	Y		N	Don't know	N	A toddler	N	Uneducated People	N	Don't know	N	Educated People
20	AX	20	2013	F	Asian	Bay Area, California (Troy, Michigan until 3)	Inland North, West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	uneducated	Y		N	child	N	child	N	Southern?	N	uneducated	Y	child
21	AX	20	2013	F	Chinese	Pennsylvania	Western PA	Western PA	CS	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Southerner?	N	someone who doesn't know what impact eans	N	no one	N	someone who doesn't English	N	someone who can't English	N	Pittsburgher	N	Someone confused
22	EN	22	2012	F	White	Baltimore, MD (0-10), Easton, MD (rural small town) (10-14); Baltimore, MD (14-18)	Mid-Atlantic	Mid-Atlantic	English	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	Children	Y		N	Rural southerner	N	Non-English major	N	African American	N	Southerner	N	Academic
23	EN	21	2012	M	Caucasian, Ashkenazi	Phoenix, AZ (1-3), Arlington, TX (3-6), Denver, CO (6-18)	West, South, West	West	Pysch, American Studies	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	S	He was noticing that he no longer had the southern ones since he has lived in Colorado for a while now	N		Y		N		N	Less education?	N	Deep south	N		N
24	EN	21	2013	M	White	New Jersey (0-1), Chicago (1-12), Oak Ridge, TN (12-19)	NYC, Inland North, South	Inland North, South	Math and Computer Science	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	Southerners	Y		N	Southerners	Y		N	Uneducated people	N	Southerners	N	Fancy people
25	EN	19	2014	M	White	Southern California (0-6), Connecticut (6-11), Southern California (12-18)	West, Western New England	West, Western New England	History	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	S	S	D	D	D	He was considering being a linguistics major at one point, so he was a little more aware of what was going on than the others. Also, he thought about "stalk" for a while and heard no difference between "wendy" and "windy" even though I did.	N	Southeast American?	N	millenial	N	Rural SE?	Y		N	AAE?	N	No idea	Y		He recognized that impact was being used as a verb and said he wouldn't use it that way.
26	EN	21	2013	F	Mixed (Asian/White)	Pennsylvania (0-3), East Bay, CA (3-17), Victoria, BC, Canada (17-19)	Mid-Atlantic, West, Canada	West, Canada	Symbolic Systems	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	I don't know	Y		N	Be a child?	N	Be young	N	from the South	N	New England/East Coast?	Y
27	JW	19	2015	M	Asian	Philadelphia (0-9) Orlando, FL (9-18)	Mid-Atlantic, Florida	Mid-Atlantic, Florida	BioE	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Not sure	Y		N	US South	N	Most people, unless they're pedantic	N	Rural	N	Child learning grammar	Y
28	JW	19	2015	F	Caucasian	Houston, TX	South	South	Chemistry	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Not sure	Y		Y		Y		N	ESL	N	AAVE speaker	N	someone with extensive grammar training
29	JW	19	2015	F	White	Austin, TX	South	South	Undeclared	S	D	S	D	S	S	D	S	S	S	D	D		N	Old people	Y		N	Southerner	Y		N	Southerner	Y		N	English teacher
30	JW	18	2015	M	Caucasion	Moscow, Idaho	West	West	BioE	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	People who don't know gramar	Y		N	idk	N	People who don't think about grammar	N	Hillbillies	N	Midwest	N	Trying to sound fancy
31	JW	18	2015	M	White	Alamo, CA	West	West	Undeclared	S	D	D	D	S	S	D	S	S	D	D	D		Y	Not sure	Y		N	Southerner	Y		N	Southerners	N	Idk	Y
32	AC	22	2011	F	Indian	India [Nellore Town] (0-1), India [Chennai] (1-4), Arkansas [Little Rock] (4-18)	India, South	South	CS	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	new immigrants	Y		N	Someone who's joking	Y		N	People in bad neighborhoods	N	No one	N	a "proper" person
33	AC	20	2013	F	Caucasian	Michigan [Metro Detroit] (0-18)	Inland North	Inland North	Bioengineering	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	old men who disregard grammar	Y		N	a 4 year old	N	Sorority girl (grammar, not content)	N	Rural America (middle-aged white men)	N	idk	N	20 year old female East Coast City
34	AC	20	2013	F	Asian	Maryland [Bethesda] (0-2), China [Beijing] (2-6), Maryland [Bethesda] (6-18)	Mid-Atlantic, China	Mid-Atlantic	IR	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	idk	Y		N	idk	Y		N	"ghetto"	N	idk	N	Any person who makes a grammar faux pas
35	AC	22	2011	F	Vietnamese-Iranian	California [San Jose] (0-6, 9), Florida [Boca Raton] (6-8, 10-18)	West, Florida	West, Florida	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	idk	Y		N	hillbilly	Y		N	Hillbilly	N	Kid	N	Someone who loves grammar
36	AC	21	2012	F	White	California [Fresno]	West	West	Psychology	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	idk	Y		N	idk	Y		N	Stereotypically less educated	N	idk	N	Highly educated
37	VG	20	2013	M	Latino	Lima, Peru (0-8); Montebello, California (8-present)	Peru, West	Peru, West	Symsys and Math	S	D	1	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Not sure, never heard this said	Y		N	Southerners	N	Children	N	AAVE Speakers	N	Never heard this said	N	People too concerned with grammar
38	VG	20	2013	F	White	NYC	NYC	NYC	Classics	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Someone uneducated	Y		N	Someone uneducated	Y		N	A different ethnicity	N	Different part of the country	N	Someone older/pretentious
39	VG	21	2013	M	Ashkenazi Jewish/Japanese	LA, California	West	West	Physics	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D	R hears CC same	N	Someone uneducated, white	Y		N	Uneducated, white	N	Practically everyone	N	Users of black vernacular	N	Southern, black?	Y
40	VG	20	2013	M	White	Iowa City	North	North	Math/CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	Southerners?	Y		N	Dunno	N	People who don't care about "grammar"	N	Rural people?	N	None that I know of	Y
41	VG	21	2013	F	White	Spokane, WA	West	West	English	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Child, or someone with English as a second language	Y		N	Southerners (or Vanessa)	Y		N	Southerners	N	Southerners, children	Y
42	HF	19	2015	F	Japanese	LA, California	West	West	Architectural Design	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone who hasn't studied grammar	Y		N	someone who hasn't studied grammar	Y	someone who hasn't studied grammar	N	come from the "ghetto"	N	a child	N	someone who is aware of grammar rules but doesn't necessarily apply them
43	HF	19	2015	F	South Asian	San Antonio, Texas	South	South	undeclared, IR or Econ.	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone uneducated	Y		N	someone who speaks english as a second language	Y		N	someone without formal schooling	N	a little kid	N	some one who thinks they know a lot of grammar but obviously doesn't
44	HF	19	2015	F	White	Boca Raton, Florida	Florida	Florida	Biology	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone who doesn't know grammar	N	stiff, bay area-y	N	someone who doesn't speak english often	N	people who aren't anal about grammar	N	someone from the deep south	N	a toddler	Y
45	HF	18	2015	M	Indian	Montgomery, Alabama	South	South	CS	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D	actually says stalk and stock differently	N		Y		N	a child	Y		N		N		Y		insisted that the only people who would use alternate forms would be someone who mispoke
46	HF	19	2015	M	Indian	Pheonix, Arizona	West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	someone uneducated	Y		N	country	N	uneducated	N	Midwesterner	N	?	Y
47	HF	21	2012	M	White	Sacramento, California (age 3-7) Austin, Texas (age 7-12)	West, South	West, South	CS	S	D	S	D	S	S	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	enlish as a second language	Y		N	from deep south	Y		N	African American vernacular	N	someone from the south	N	a pretensious person who corrects my grammar
48	LH	22	2012	M	white/hispanic	Florida (0-4), Georgia (4-12), California (12-18)	Florida, South, West	South, West	HumBio	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		Y		Y		N	southerner	Y		N	southerner	N	not sure	Y
49	LH	22	2012	F	white	Sweden (0-0.5), Chile (0.5-6.5), Oakland CA (6.5-18)	Sweden, Chile, West	West	HumBio	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	D			child	Y	child			Y			lower income person from south		child		my grandma	might have meant N when left blank?
50	LH	20	2018	M	Multiracial	Colorado Springs (0-18)	West	West	STS	D	D	S	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D	D			a confused person	Y			southerners	Y		Y		Y		Y
51	LH	20	2018	M	hispanic	California (0-18)	West	West	MS&E	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	not know how to use the word anymore	Y		N		N	not know what subject pronouns are	N	use double negatives a lot	N	mean "the car needs a washing"	N
52	LH	19	2018	M	Black/White	Wyoming (0-1), Bay Area (1-6), Tampa FL (6-8), Dallas TX (9-18)	West, Florida, South	Florida, South	Undeclared	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	uneducated person	Y		N	southerner	N	most people	N	southerner	N	southerner	Y
53	MJ	20	2013	F	White/Hispanic	Albuquerque, NM	West	West	HumBio	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Someone who doesn't know grammar...	Y		N	A small child	Y	Though I know it's technically wrong	N	Uneducated; or as a cultural/familiar way of speaking to peers	N	Again, someone who doesn't know basic grammar...	N	Posh, very formal way of speaking
54	MJ	20	2013	M	Chinese	Danville, CA	West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	doesn't know grammar	Y		N	doesn't know grammar	N	doesn't know grammar	N	is black	N	is uneducated	N	is trying too hard to sound smart
55	MJ	21	2013	M	Asian	Tenafly, NJ	NYC	NYC	Math	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	No idea...old?	Y		N	No idea...uneducated?	N	Young child/teenager	N	southerner	N	Uneducated	N	Ordinary
56	MJ	20	2013	F	Asian	Tustin, CA	West	West	Product Design	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N		Y		N		N		N		N		N
57	MJ	21	2011	F	Chinese	Dallas, TX	South	South	HumBio	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	non-native speaker	N	someone in sorority	N	very casual talker, maybe less educated?	Y		N	middle school speaker	N	not sure never heard before	Y
58	AY	22	2012	M	White/Armenian	Boston, CA	West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	S	S	S	D	S	S		N	not sure	N	my friends	Y		Y		N	depends, might say this is tired/lazy	Y		N	not sure
59	AY	21	2012	F/N	Asian	Minnesota (0-1), China (1-3), California (3-21)	North, China, West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	a kid	N	a high schooler	N	a non-native English speaker	N	a preteen	N	a Southern/working class person	N	a kid	N	a British gentleman
60	AY	21	2013	M	Latino	Southern California (18 years), Bay Area (3.5 years)	West	West	CSRE	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	mid-west?	Y		N	mid-west?	Y		Y		N	idk	N	a snoofy person
61	AY	21	2012	N	Filipino	LA (0-8), Las Vegas (8-17), Bay Area (17-21)	West	West	CSRE	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N		N	someone who cares about their social life.	N		Y		N		N		Y
62	AY	22	2012	F	Black/White/Latina	SoCal (0-12) (14-18), Missouri (12-14), NorCal (18-22)	West, Midlands	West, Midlands	CSRE	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N		Y		N		Y		N		N		N		she asked about what do you mean by "someone who might" say this and decided not to put down anyone
63	SY	20	2013	M	Asian	St. Paul, Minnesota (0-1), Daly City (1-5), Union City (5-12), Pleasanton (12-17), Palo Alto (17-20) (all Bay Area except St. Paul)	North, West	West	CS and Math	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	S	Thought cot/caught was different, but then realized he was saying them the same	N	baby	Y		N		N	A lot of people	N	NBA player	N	Asian mom	N	grammar snob
64	SY	20	2013	M	Chinese	Boston, Massachusetts (0-2), Union City, California (3-18), Stanford (18-20)	Eastern New England, West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	someone who don't know grammar	Y		N	lol	N	idk	N	no one	N	no one	N	?
65	SY	21	2013	F	Chinese	Renton, Washington (0-9), Bellevue, Washington (9-18) (both close to Seattle), Stanford (18-21)	West	West	Biology	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		Y		Y		N	no idea child?	N	child	N	from the South	N	child	N	child
66	SY	21	2013	F	Asian	Montreal, Canada (1-4), Cupertina, California (4-5), San Jose, California (5-present)	Canada, West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	no speak engrish	Y		N	no speak engrish	Y		N	someone who speaks African American vernacular	N	no speak engrish	N	someone who thinks they're being highbrow af
67	SY	22	2012	F	Caucasian	Portola Valley, California (0-22)	West	West	CS	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	D		N	don't know.	Y		N	don't know	N	uneducated person	N	ghetto person	N	don't know	N	formal person
68	EL	18	2015	F	Chinese	Honolulu, Hawaii (0-18); few months in China every now and then	Hawaii	Hawaii	Undeclared/Bioengineering	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	my asian dad	Y		N	drunk me	Y		Y (sarcastically)		N	my asian dad	N	high school me
69	EL	21	2013	F	Vietnamese	San Diego, California (0-18); Stanford, California (18-present)	West	West	Human Biology	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	S	S		N	uneducated	Y		N	uneducated	Y		N	uneducated	N		N	bad grammar
70	EL	20	2013	F	Chinese	Hong Kong (0-6); San Diego, CA (6+)	HongKong, West	West	Economics	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D	pronunciations of cot/caught and stalk/stock sounded the same	N	Idk, is this even grammar?	Y		N	Idk. Singaporean? Is this even grammar?	Y		N (maybe...)	be feeling ratchet	N	South?	N	Idk...
71	EL	19	2014	M	Chinese	Maryland	Mid-Atlantic	Mid-Atlantic	CS	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D	pronunciation of cot and caught sounded the same	N	IDK	Y		N	Singaporean?	Y		Y		N	Singaporean?	N	IDK
72	EL	20	2013	M	Chinese	San Diego, California (0-0.5); Seattle, Washington (0.5-9); Davis, CA (9-20)	West	West	Biology/FemGen	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	I don't know? Not CA	Y		N	someone insecure of themselves	Y		Y		N	someone talking fast	Y
73	TL	21	2012	M	Latino	King City, California	West	West	Computer Science	S	D	D	D	S	S	D	S	S	D	S	D	The pronunciations of "pull" and "pull" sounded distinct to me.	N	Don't know.	Y		N	Don't know.	Y		N	Southern person	N	Don't know.	Y
74	TL	21	2012	F	White	Orange, California	West	West	Human Biology	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Southern	Y		N	Nobody	Y		N	Southern	N	Uneducated	Y
75	TL	22	2012	M	White	Sacramento, California (0-4); Greenville, South Carolina (4-10); Reno, Nevada (10-18)	West, South	West, South	Mechanical Engineering	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N		Y		N	Someone who is confised or changing what they are saying mid-stream.	N	People from my high school.	N	People who speak in slang.	N	People who use slang.	Y		Despite having lived for a while in the South and claiming a Southern identity, this speaker was not aware that some Southerners use the double-modal construction.
76	TL	21	2012	M	White	Michigan (1-4); Chicago, Illinois (5-18)	Inland North	Inland North	Computer Science	S	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Non-native speaker	Y		N	Southerner	Y		N	Southerner or inner city	N	Beginning speaker	N	Aristocrat
77	TL	22	2012	M	Asian	New Mexico	West	West	Materials Science	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	Don't know	Y		N	Don't know	Y		N	Don't know	N		N	A British dude
78	MB	18	2015	F	East Asian	Fort Collins, CO (0-3); Plano, TX (3-18)	West, South	South	undeclared	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	S	D	D	S		N	little kid	N		N		N		N	Anyone on the Wire	N		N	little kids
79	MB	18	2015	F	South Asian	Sunnyvale, CA (0-11); Cupertino, CA (12-now)	West	West	undeclared	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	not know English very well?	Y		N	be trying to be funny on purpose	Y		N	be using urban slang	N	not know English well?	N	be conscious of their grammar/English teacher
80	MB	19	2015	N	White	San Diego, CA (0-3, 4,5); Menlo Park, CA (3-4); Ann Arbor, MI (5-18); Beijing, China (18-19)	West, Inland North	Inland North	undeclared	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N	non-native English speaker	Y		N	non-native English speaker	N	speaker of AAVE	N	speaker of AAVE	N	non-native English speaker	Y
81	MB	18	2015	F	Asian	Southern California (0-18)	West	West	mechanical Engineering	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	not be a native English speaker	Y		N	be wishy washy	Y		N	be from the South	N	be learning English	N	be arrogant
82	MB	18	2015	F	Asian	San Jose	West	West	undeclared	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	a friend?	N	an adult	N	a child	N	anyone but mostly children/teenagers	N	child	N	child	N	child?
83	YC	20	2014	M	African American/Black	Chicago, Illinois	Inland North	Inland North	Symbolic Systems	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	"Jamaican"	Y		N	"?"	Y		N	"AAVE speaker, some of my extended family"	N	"?"	N	"pretentious"
84	YC	21	2012	F	White/Asian	Fanwood, NJ (0-17), Stanford (18-21)	NYC	NYC	Human Biology	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	S	D	D	D		N		Y		N		N		N		N		N
85	YC	21	2012	F	White	Fayetteville, Arkansas (0-1), Charlottescille, Virginia (1-18), Stanford (18-21)	South	South	Earth Systems	S	D	D	D	S	D	D	S	S	D	D	D		N	"Doofus"	Y		Y		N	Doofus	N	"slang-user"	N	"doof"	N	"overly-grammatical folk"
86	YC	23	2011	M	Asian	Arizona (1-7), France (7-10), Arizona (10-18), Stanford (18-23)	West, France	West, France	Anthropology	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D	D		N	not me'	Y		N	nervous person'	Y		Y		N	different part of the country'	Y
87	YC	24	2011	M	Black	Sacramento, CA	West	West	Art Practice	S	D	S	D	D	S	D	S	S	D	D	D		Y		Y		N	"I might do that'	Y		N	he thought it was incorrect and 'corrected' it	N	he thought it was incorrect and 'corrected' it	Y
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