Obscene Language and Evaluative Response: An Empirical Study
Psychological ReportsPublished 1 April 1973
E. Scott Baudhuin
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126 Ss' responses to obscene language from the evaluative dimension of meaning were investigated. Results indicated that Ss respond most favorably to religious profanities and that sexual words generally received the most negative evaluative response of those words surveyed.
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