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Hypnotic Conflict: A Brief Report
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 2006Two studies investigated management of conflict in hypnosis by subtly increasing the brightness of a visual stimulus during a suggestion for hypnotic blindness to the stimulus. In Study 1, 23 high hypnotizable participants were administered a hypnotic suggestion for blindness to a projected light.
David, Mallard, Richard A, Bryant
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Media, War & Conflict, 2017
The quality of reporting African conflicts by Western media has declined in recent years as budgets have been cut and the number of correspondents has been reduced. Falling coverage has meant that audiences are unfamiliar with even the most basic facts about most African states.
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The quality of reporting African conflicts by Western media has declined in recent years as budgets have been cut and the number of correspondents has been reduced. Falling coverage has meant that audiences are unfamiliar with even the most basic facts about most African states.
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Reporting Conflict and Peace in Cyprus
2022This book studies journalism in Cyprus to understand how journalists negotiate their roles and responsibilities in conflict-affected societies. In Cyprus, journalism has navigated through the pressures and challenges of intercommunal and political tensions.
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Reporting Conflicts of Interest
American Journal of Public Health, 2021Mike, Daube, Simon, Chapman
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Conflict of Interest, Disclosure, and Trial Reports
JAMA, 2009WHEN I WAS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MY previous training had not prepared me for the unexpected attention that 2 articles, both from the same study, were to receive. One article provided evidence that abruptly stopping -blockers might increase the risk of coronary events.
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Language Use in the Reporting of the ‘Conflict’
2021This chapter focuses on the role of language in conflict and then goes on to explore the use of language in reporting the Palestinian-Israeli ‘conflict’ by looking at the headlines, voice, nominalisation, language prevarication and the use of lexicon. Any trends and patterns in the use of language when reporting the five events are noted and analysed ...
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