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English C·The Society for the Social History of Medicine bulletin
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English J M·The Practitioner
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English R J·Radiologic technology
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English O S·Transactions & studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia
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English O S·American journal of psychotherapy
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English M P·Sabouraudia
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DOZZA G·Rivista di biologia
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Moradi Fatemeh, Montazeri Mohammad Reza·Frontiers in research metrics and analytics
Although previous preconceived notions discourage authors from asserting their presence in research articles (RAs), recent studies have substantiated that the use of self-mention markers offer a means to establish authorial identity and recognition in a given discipline. Few studies, however, explored specific sections…
Jeffery David·British politics
Metro mayors heading a combined authority represent the most recent innovation in English devolution. City-region devolution has been a key way in which successive Conservative governments have sought to boost local economic growth against a background of local authority austerity, and now form a part of the Johnson go…
Gharaibeh Mahmoud, Dukmak Samir·Applied neuropsychology. Child
The study evaluated the effectiveness of a computer-based Multi-Sensory Program (MSP) on English reading skills as a second language of fourth-grade students with reading difficulties and Dyslexia in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Pretest-Posttest experimental design was used in this study. The analysis showed that av…
Athanasopoulos Panos, Bylund Emanuel, Montero-Melis Guillermo, +5 more·Psychological science
People make sense of objects and events around them by classifying them into identifiable categories. The extent to which language affects this process has been the focus of a long-standing debate: Do different languages cause their speakers to behave differently? Here, we show that fluent German-English bilinguals cat…
Kubota Mikio, Inouchi Mayako, Ferrari Paul, +1 more·Neuroscience letters
Previous studies of syntactic processing in first-language (L1) speakers revealed an early syntactic component peaking at around 150 ms after phrase-structure (PS), c(categorical)-selection violations in German and English using magnetoencephalography (MEG) and event-related potentials, as well as non-PS violations in…
Dashti Fatma, Abdulsalam Hanady M·Heliyon
This study aims to discover how the daily usage of social media platforms affects the users' second language learning. The study has been conducted in public high schools in Kuwait from different areas. A questionnaire has been distributed to the high school students to seek their opinions about social media usage and…
Wang Yizhou, Bundgaard-Nielsen Rikke L, Baker Brett J, +1 more·Phonetica
Nonnative or second language (L2) perception of segmental sequences is often characterised by perceptual modification processes, which may "repair" a nonnative sequence that is phonotactically illegal in the listeners' native language (L1) by transforming the sequence into a sequence that is phonotacticallyin the…
Edelman David S, Palmer Dana M, Romero Emily K, +2 more·Journal of general internal medicine
BACKGROUND: High-quality interpersonal interactions between clinicians and patients can improve communication and reduce health disparities among patients with novice English proficiency (NEP). Yet, little is known about the impact of native language, NEP, and native language concordance on patient on perceptions of in…
Reason Paige, Rizvi Amna, Chawla Radhika, +5 more·Canada communicable disease report = Releve des maladies transmissibles au Canada
BACKGROUND: Language concordant care can influence patient outcomes. The level of language concordant care and its impact on adherence to infection prevention protocols has not been well described. OBJECTIVE: To assess whether patients' preferred language impacts their ability to follow infection prevention protocols.…
Lee Hee Yun, Woo Jihee, Lu Junfei, +1 more·Journal of evidence-based social work (2019)
PURPOSE: Anti-Asian discrimination surged in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study examined pandemic-era discrimination among Korean immigrants and Korean Americans living in the southeastern United States ( = 355), a region shaped by a historically entrenched Black - White racial order and a…
Li Xiaoxuan, Sui Longjiao, Hyönä Jukka, +1 more·Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition
Recent evidence shows that saccade target selection in second-language (L2) English reading is similar to that in native-language (L1) English reading. However, only bilinguals with languages belonging to the same writing system were examined in these studies. The present study investigated saccade target selection and…
Brigham Nicole, Thompson Emily C, Picou Erin M, +2 more·American journal of audiology
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the potential contribution of limited English proficiency on daily hearing aid wear time for children with hearing loss. METHOD: A retrospective chart review was completed to evaluate hearing aid wear time based on data logging information available at the time of a f…
Mira Amna Samir, Wilkens Mary Elizabeth, Washington Karla Nadine, +1 more·International journal of speech-language pathology
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to investigate the cross-linguistic influences of Jamaican Creole (JC) and English on phonemic and vocal development in bilingual JC-English-speaking preschoolers. METHOD: Sixteen typically developing children (12 females, = 4 years; 4 months) complete…