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Chapter 10: Language in Context

Chapter 10: Language in Context. Communication. What is communication? What is necessary for communication? Intent Means Recipient Feedback. Intent. What is intent of communication?. Means. By what means do we communicate?. Recipient.

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Novel Phoneme Contrasts and the Developing L2 Lexicon

Novel Phoneme Contrasts and the Developing L2 Lexicon. Rachel Hayes-Harb, University of Utah Kyoko Masuda, Georgia Institute of Technology SLATE Colloquium, UIUC November 16, 2005. Background.

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Once Burned Twice Shy & It Could Have Been Worse: How Pain, Pleasure & Counterfactuals Affect The Repurchase o

Once Burned Twice Shy & It Could Have Been Worse: How Pain, Pleasure & Counterfactuals Affect The Repurchase of Stocks Previously Owned. Michal Strahilevitz, Golden Gate University Terrance Odean, U.C. Berkeley Brad Barber, U.C. Davis.

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Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT)

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Referencing Conventions

Referencing Conventions. Give credit to others for ideas and words Important feature of scholarship Vary from one field to another Require attention to detail Involves citations and reference lists. Acknowledgements. Use for general contributions to a document

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Introduction to Research Methods

Introduction to Research Methods. How we come to know about crime. Why Study Crime?. To learn about the causes of crime Make predictions about criminal behavior Provide information to policy makers. The Desire to Generalize. Goal: External Validity

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Science: A Way of Knowing

Science: A Way of Knowing. Chapter 1. Why Study Science? . The Scientific Method. Observation. Observation: observe nature without manipulating it. Experiment: manipulating some aspect of nature and observe the outcome. Identifying Patterns and Regularities.

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Causation

Causation. Jay M. Fleisher. Causation. Two types of medical research Bench work Epidemiology Bench work usually describes the underlying biology of disease

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African Responses to the U.S. Africa Command

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Anglo-American Contract and Torts Prof. Mark P. Gergen Class One

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Allophonic Cues to Syllabification

Allophonic Cues to Syllabification. Andries W. Coetzee and Kevin McGowan CUNY Syllable Conference January 2008. Hidden structure Speech is just a continuous, sequential stream of noise. The acoustic signal does not contain syllables, feet, moras, etc.

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Spatial Memory

Spatial Memory. Memory is the the retention of learned information or knowledge.

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The Financial Crisis of 2008: What Went Wrong?

The Financial Crisis of 2008: What Went Wrong?. David Marshall Senior Vice President Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago April 14, 2009. Prices and Value. A self-correcting economic system requires People to respond to price incentives, and Prices (approximately) to reflect fundamental value.

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The perceived role of Networking or Herding behaviour on the migration intentions and the Entrepreneurial Activity of Af

The perceived role of Networking or Herding behaviour on the migration intentions and the Entrepreneurial Activity of African immigrants to South Africa. Robertson Tengeh Faculty of Informatics & Design URBAN INFORMALITY AND MIGRANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SOUTHERN AFRICAN CITIES

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An alternative explanation to the size and location of the missing sink Robert Andres 1

An alternative explanation to the size and location of the missing sink Robert Andres 1 Skee Houghton 2 1 Environmental Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6335 USA andresrj@ornl.gov 2 Woods Hole Research Center, 149 Woods Hole Road,

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CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS OF BUNDLES

CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS OF BUNDLES. Roger Heeler, York University Adam Nguyen, Siena College Cheryl L. Buff, Siena College 2008 Behavioral Pricing Conference . Overview. Theoretical perspectives on price bundling Research Objective Methodology Results Discussion

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Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything

Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything. Niv lab meeting 6/11/2012. Stephanie Chan. goal-directed v.s . habitual instrumental actions. Habitual. Goal-directed. After extensive training Choose action based on previous actions/stimuli

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Continental Drift

Continental Drift. By: Anthony Hill. WWK. Explain the process of continental drift and how it has evolutionized our planet. WWK Information 1.

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