#2313. Accents, group identity, and trust behaviors: Evidence from Singapore

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
We study discrimination on the basis of national origin by exploring how the group identity discernible in a speakers accent affects trust. In the trust game, senders were asked to listen to audio clips in which responders with native and foreign accent read a two-sentence script before the senders decided how much money to send. We also used the strategy method to elicit the senders beliefs about the trustworthiness of responders with different accents.
Keywords:
Accents; Discrimination; Group identity; Trust game

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