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Besides accent and dialect, examples of cultural factors that may affect language are:

Besides accent and dialect, examples of cultural factors that may affect language are:
A) Beliefs and attitudes.
B) Turn-taking and humor.
C) Religion and socioeconomic status.
D) Attitudes and education level.

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