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"Someone catching me when I'm falling": a qualitative study exploring satisfaction in romantic relationships where one partner has borderline personality disorder. [PDF]
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An analytical and experimental study of the energy transition discourse on YouTube. [PDF]
Bassolas A, Birello P, Vicens J.
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Deep reinforcement learning based neurosense scheme for energy-efficient and secure wireless sensor networks. [PDF]
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Interpersonal communication style towards hospitalized seniors - study report
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Style in science communication
Public Understanding of Science, 2013There is little doubt that during the past few decades science communication efforts aimed at non-expert audiences have increased in quantity and intensity on a global scale. Public engagement and outreach activities have now become a routine – when not a prominent – feature for several research institutions in Europe.
Massimiano Bucchi
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The style of scientific communication
Actas Urológicas Españolas (English Edition), 2018Writing skills and the importance of drafting quality are often disregarded. Just as there are guidelines on what each part of a scientific article should comprise (introduction, material and methods, results and conclusion), there are 'norms' as to how to draft the article. Novel results can only be appropriately reflected in a formal and structurally
J, Huguet +4 more
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Communicator Style and Social Style
Journal of Leadership & Organizational Studies, 2007The purpose of this empirical study was to examine the interface between two key models of communication style: social style and communicator style. Social style is based on a two-by-two matrix composed of two dimensions of observable patterns of behavior: assertiveness and emotiveness. Communicator style was established in the communication discipline
William B. Snavely, John D. McNeill
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