Observations on the Words, in Various Languages, Answering to the English Word Liver.
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Szcześniak Małgorzata, Falewicz Adam, Chmiel Marianna, +1 more·PloS one
INTRODUCTION: While the literature on deferred parenthood is rich in analyses of this topic from a sociological and medical point of view, psychological research is in the minority. The analysis also shows that there are no questionnaires to measure motives for postponing parenthood. This gap is filled by the Multidime…
Xue Xinyu, Tang Xintong, Liu Shanshan, +4 more·BMC medical research methodology
BACKGROUND: Scoping reviews have emerged as a valuable method for synthesizing emerging evidence, providing a comprehensive contextual overview, and influencing policy and practice developments. The objective of this study is to provide an overview of scoping reviews conducted in Chinese academic institutions over the…
Zhou Tianmo, Zhu Yunqiang, Sun Kai, +4 more·International journal of environmental research and public health
The risk of coal mine accidents rises significantly with mining depth, making it urgent for accident prevention to be supported by both scientific analysis and advanced technologies. Hence, a comprehensive grasp of the research progress and differences in hotspots of coal mine accidents in China serves as a guide to fi…
Long Victoria Jane En, Cheung Yin Bun, Qu Debra, +6 more·BMC palliative care
CONTEXT: Measurement of patient-centred outcomes enables clinicians to focus on patient and family priorities and enables quality of palliative care to be assessed. OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to evaluate the validity and reliability of the English and translated Chinese versions of the Integrated Palliative care Out…
Abd Abou Sahda Ali Hassen, Bourgadi Jamel Eddine, Bousfiha Ahmed Aziz, +1 more·La Tunisie medicale
CONTEXT: Morocco, like other countries of the Great Maghreb, does not use their mother language (Arabic) nor the dominant one (English), in teaching medicine, which could create cognitive barriers in assimilating knowledge and developing innovations. OBJECTIVE: To explore attitudes of a representative sample of studen…
Quigley Denise D, Elliott Marc N, Hambarsoomian Katrin, +7 more·Health services research
OBJECTIVE: To describe differences in patient experiences of hospital care by preferred language within racial/ethnic groups. DATA SOURCE: 2014-2015 HCAHPS survey data. STUDY DESIGN: We compared six composite measures for seven languages (English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Other) within a…
Joshi Suresh, Jatrana Santosh, Paradies Yin·Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals
ISSUE ADDRESSED: Earlier research evidence suggests that there is a difference and over time change in the prevalence of tobacco smoking between immigrants and native-born population. This study investigates the differences in smoking among immigrants from English speaking (ESC) and non-English speaking (NESC) countrie…
Karliner Leah S, Napoles-Springer Anna M, Schillinger Dean, +2 more·Journal of general internal medicine
BACKGROUND: Standardized means to identify patients likely to benefit from language assistance are needed. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the accuracy of the U.S. Census English proficiency question (Census-LEP) in predicting patients' ability to communicate effectively in English. DESIGN: We investigated the sensitivity and…
Fu Steven S, Ma Grace X, Tu Xin M, +2 more·Nicotine & tobacco research : official journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco
Less acculturated Chinese Americans experience cultural and language barriers. The present study assessed the relationship between linguistic aspects of acculturation and cigarette smoking among Chinese Americans. A cross-sectional, self-administered survey was administered to a consecutive sample of 541 Chinese Americ…
Wollina Uwe·Clinics in dermatology
Landscape as arranged nature reached its preliminary climax in the 18th century with the concept of the English Garden. One of the earliest German examples of an English Garden can be found in the Saxonian valley of Seifersdorf, created by Countess Christina von Brühl between 1781 and 1791. Landscape was designed…
Alzahrani Alaa·PloS one
The proliferation of automated syntactic complexity tools allowed the analysis of larger amounts of learner writing. However, existing tools tend to be language-specific or depend on segmenting learner production into native-based units of analysis. This study examined the utility of a language-general and unsupervised…
Yang Jing, Sidhu Jaskirat, Totino Gabrielle, +2 more·JASA express letters
This study examined accent rating of speech samples collected from 12 Mandarin-accented English talkers and two native English talkers. The speech samples were processed with noise- and tone-vocoders at 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16 channels. The accentedness of the vocoded and unprocessed signals was judged by 53 native English…
Seabrooke Tina, Mitchell Chris J, Hollins Timothy J·Memory (Hove, England)
Two experiments examined the effect of pretesting on target recognition and source memory. In an initial encoding phase, participants attempted to learn the common English definitions of rare English words. For each rare word, the participants either guessed the definition of the rare English word before it was reveale…
Holmes Kevin J, Flusberg Stephen J, Thibodeau Paul H·Cognitive science
Parts of the body are often embedded in the structure of compound words, such as heartbreak and brainchild. We explored the relationships between the semantics of compounds and their constituent body parts, asking whether these relationships are largely arbitrary or instead reflect deeper metaphorical mappings shared a…
Gibson Todd A, Oller D Kimbrough, Jarmulowicz Linda·Bilingualism (Cambridge, England)
Receptive standardized vocabulary scores have been found to be much higher than expressive standardized vocabulary scores in children with Spanish as L1, learning L2 (English) in school (Gibson et al., 2012). Here we present evidence suggesting the receptive-expressive gap may be harder to evaluate than previously thou…
Journal of experimental psychology. Applied
Reports an error in "You must be lying because I don't understand you: Language proficiency and lie detection" by Elizabeth Elliott and Amy-May Leach (, 2016[Dec], Vol 22[4], 488-499). In the Results section, under "Signal detection theory," the first sentence of the second paragraph contains errors. The correct senten…
Guan Connie Qun, Ye Feifei, Wagner Richard K, +1 more·Reading and writing
The goal of the present study was to examine the generalizability of a model of the underlying dimensions of written composition across writing systems (Chinese Mandarin vs. English) and level of writing skill. A five-factor model of writing originally developed from analyses of 1st and 4th grade English writing sample…
Coderre Emily L, VAN Heuven Walter J B, Conklin Kathy·Bilingualism (Cambridge, England)
Executive control abilities and lexical access speed in Stroop performance were investigated in English monolinguals and two groups of bilinguals (English-Chinese and Chinese-English) in their first (L1) and second (L2) languages. Predictions were based on a bilingual cognitive advantage hypothesis, implicating cogniti…
Xuan Lei, Dollaghan Christine·Journal of child language
Most evidence concerning cross-linguistic variation in noun bias, the preponderance of nouns in early expressive lexicons (Gentner, 1982), has come from comparisons of monolingual children acquiring different languages. Such designs are susceptible to a number of potential confounders, including group differences in de…