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BURTON N G, LICKLIDER J C·The American journal of psychology
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The Journal of bone and joint surgery. British volume
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ZONDEK H·Harefuah
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CASTIGLIONI A·Ciba symposia
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ENGLISH O S, PEARSON G H J·Progress in neurology and psychiatry
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Silvette Herbert·Annals of medical history
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Morpurgo E·Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
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First Half·The Indian medical gazette
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Barr J·British medical journal
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New York monthly review of medical and surgical science and Buffalo medical journal
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Zhou Jingyao, Liu Dong·Frontiers in psychology
INTRODUCTION: Although Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) has gained global endorsement, its adoption in exam-oriented EFL contexts like China is inconsistent. While prior studies emphasize in-service teachers, limited research explores pre-service teachers, whose cognitions will influence future language pedagogy.…
Steele Katherine, Bánki Anna, Markova Gabriela, +2 more·Open mind : discoveries in cognitive science
English and German both have single words forand, but German also includes the words("the day before yesterday") and("the day after tomorrow"). This study investigates how these differences in time-word sets influence children's learning of temporal language. In two tasks, English- and German-speaking children ages 3 t…
Pericas Herrero Begoña, Iverson Paul·The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
This study used a computerized memory-card game to investigate age-related plasticity and bilingualism among Spanish-Catalan bilingual children (6- to 12-years-old) learning British English vowels. As part of their school English classes, children in Spain played an audio version of the common children's card game ofte…
Girouard Kim, Lamb Susan·Canadian journal of health history = Revue canadienne d'histoire de la sante
This article examines the contradictory linguistic posture adopted by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ottawa and the way in which Francophones and French language evolved there from 1945 to 1965. We suggest that the institution used English as a key to access government funding, allowing it to develop and,…
Tóth Peter, Vitáloš Matej·Empirica
We study the returns to language skills of immigrants using the European Adult Education Survey (2016). We estimate a standard income equation augmented by self-reported proficiency levels in the host country's language and in English. Contrary to earlier literature, we find that the inclusion of English skills of immi…
Mougkogiannis Panagiotis, Adamatzky Andrew·ACS omega
We introduce a new abiotic-protein-based substrate for identifying English alphabet characters optically using proteinoids. Proteinoids, which are amino acid polymers produced under thermal stress conditions, have demonstrated promise as materials that are compatible with living organisms and can be used in a wide rang…
Newman James A, Rumbold James L·Frontiers in sports and active living
INTRODUCTION: This study explored the understanding of maltreatment from the perspective of various personnel working in roles related to safeguarding and welfare in English professional and semi-professional football. METHOD: Through a social constructivist position, the present study was able to explore multiple und…
Olcoz María, Cabezas Miguel Ángel, Gómez de Segura Ignacio A·Frontiers in veterinary science
INTRODUCTION: Assessing chronic pain in dogs has been greatly favoured by the development of Owner-Reported Outcome Measures. Among them, the Liverpool Osteoarthritis in Dogs (LOAD) has been widely used for this purpose. Most of these tools have been written in English and its use by non English natives requires not on…
Vanek Norbert, Zhang Haoruo·Frontiers in psychology
INTRODUCTION: This study examines how negation is processed in a nonverbal context (e.g., when assessing ▲ ≠ ▲) by speakers of a truth-based system like Mandarin and a polarity-based system like English. In a truth-based system, negation may take longer to process because it is typica…
Leibold Lori J, Calandruccio Lauren, Buss Emily·Seminars in hearing
Basic research investigating auditory development often has implications for clinical diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss in children, but it can be challenging to translate those findings into practice. Meeting that challenge was a guiding principle of Pat Stelmachowicz's research and mentorship. Her example inspi…