Enlarged social responsibility: an ethical imperative.
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English D C·Current surgery
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ENGLISH O S·Comprehensive psychiatry
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ENGLISH M P·British medical journal
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ENGLISH M P·Journal of general microbiology
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ENGLISH O S·Geriatrics
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ENGLISH P B·The Medical journal of Australia
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AlZaabi Adhari·JAMA internal medicine
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Calista Joanne L·Medical care
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Wang Xinguang, Fan Zhaoqing·Chinese journal of cancer research = Chung-kuo yen cheng yen chiu
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Yang Yong·Chinese journal of cancer research = Chung-kuo yen cheng yen chiu
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Karliner Leah·Joint Commission journal on quality and patient safety
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Lahiff-Jenkins Carmen·International journal of stroke : official journal of the International Stroke Society
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Meneghini Rogerio, Packer Abel L·EMBO reports
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Copple C E, Suci G J·Child development
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Martinez Ashley, Warner Austin, Powe Neil R, +2 more·Kidney360
KEY POINTS: In one hospital-based safety-net dialysis unit, only one half of patients with ESKD knew their cause of kidney failure, which did not differ by English proficiency status. Patients with limited English proficiency (versus English-proficient patients) reported poorer communication with the dialysis care team…
Lau Becky K Y, Vazquez-Olivieri Veronica, Guang Claire, +1 more·Cognition
For billions of bilinguals, many communicative acts involve a choice between languages. Here, we evaluate the theory that bilinguals choose a language to regulate their emotional reactions. We present four experiments demonstrating that language choice could be guided by anticipated emotional impact. Across several lan…
Özkan F Ece, Ronfard Samuel, Aydın Çağla, +1 more·Journal of experimental child psychology
Individuals revise their beliefs based on the evidential strength of others' claims. Unlike English, in languages such as Turkish evidential marking is obligatory; speakers must express whether their claims are based on direct observation or not. We investigated whether Turkish- and English-speaking 3- and 5-year-olds…
Altamimi Abdulaziz·Frontiers in psychology
Although extensive research has been carried out on collocation processing, it is still unclear how cross-language overlap and transparency influence the processing of collocations by L2 learners. In the current study, a phrase judgment task was used to investigate the processing of congruent (i.e., exist in both Engli…
Hoshina Yoji, Limeisa, Takaiso Hodaka, +3 more·Journal of general and family medicine
The study evaluated the effectiveness of near-peer teaching in medical English education and found that it led to higher levels of motivation, curiosity, initiative, self-efficacy, learning goals, and psychological safety among participants compared to traditional teacher-centered approaches. The study also observed be…
Xu Qingshu·Frontiers in psychology
Metaphors extracted from COVID-19-related online texts offer a unique lens for examining how individuals perceive the pandemic. Users from distinct linguistic backgrounds may select varying source domains to discuss COVID-19, with these choices influenced by multiple factors. Utilizing Critical Metaphor Analysis (CMA)…