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Content of Methylated Inositols in Familiar Edible Plants
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2015Familiar plants contain large amounts of inositols; soybean, white clover, red clover, bush clover, locust tree, wisteria, and kudzu of the legume family contain pinitol (3-O-methyl-chiro-inositol) at approximately 200-600 mg/100 g fresh weight (FW). The contents of pinitol in other plants were 260 mg/100 g FW for sticky mouse-ear, 275 mg/100 g FW for ...
Osamu, Negishi +2 more
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Familiarity Breeds Content? Soothing Effect of a Familiar Odor on Full-Term Newborns
Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 2007This study tested the effects of familiar and unfamiliar odors during a heel stick in full-term newborns.Forty-four newborns were exposed to vanillin (via their mother or via their crib) or no odor prior to a heel stick. On the day of the heel stick, infants were either exposed to a familiar odor, an unfamiliar odor, or no odor before, during, and ...
Nathalie, Goubet +2 more
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Effects of Familiarity with Content on Propositional Reasoning
The Journal of General Psychology, 1979Summary A 48-item propositional reasoning test was administered to male and female graduate students: 50 in special education and 50 in other areas of professional education. An analysis of variance of the number of errors indicated significant main effects for type of reasoning and type of content, and a significant interaction between these factors ...
James J. Roberge, Richard F. Antonak
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Effect of familiar content on paragraph comprehension in aphasia
Aphasiology, 2007Background: Previous research has shown that context improves aphasic individuals' auditory comprehension. The specific contextual information that has been identified as beneficial includes semantic constraints, semantic plausibility, both predictive and non‐predictive information, and familiar topics.
Doreen Krackenfels Jones +3 more
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Economic Calculus or Familiarity Breeds Content?
1998AbstractThis chapter focuses on the extent to which perceptions of economic self‐interest affect levels of public support for European Community integration, both at the macro‐level and the micro‐level. The macro‐level analysis examines the impact of variables such as net budgetary transfers between the EC and individual member states, each country's ...
Newton, Kenneth, Bosch, Agusti
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The effect of information content distributions on word recollection and familiarity
2023Abstract This study builds on work on language processing and information theory which suggests that informationally uniform, or smoother, sequences are easier to process than ones in which information arrives in clumps. Because episodic memory is a form of memory in which information is encoded within its surrounding context, we ...
Joel C. Wallenberg +5 more
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Replication of Judgmental Heuristics with Simplified Items and Familiar Content
Psychological Reports, 1988A test for the effects of framing of decisions and for biases associated with the judgmental heuristics of representativeness, anchoring, and availability was given to college students. The items were modifications of the original items reported by Kahneman and Tversky, reworded for simplicity and familiarity.
Mary A. Metzger, Katherine Krass
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CONTENT DETERMINES PROCESS: SEEING THE FAMILIAR IN NEW WAYS
Reading & Writing Quarterly, 2000This article examines conceptual change research in order to develop an instructional framework for science educators consonant with research on learning disabled and special education populations....
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Receptive Grammatical Knowledge of Familiar Content Words and Inflection in 16‐Month‐Olds
Infancy, 2007This study examines 16‐month‐olds' understanding of word order and inflectional properties of familiar nouns and verbs. Infants preferred grammatical sentences over ungrammatical sentences when the ungrammaticality was cued by both misplaced inflection and word order reversal of nouns and verbs.
Melanie, Soderstrom +3 more
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What Makes a Place More Familiar?
Proceedings of the 33rd Annual ACM Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2015Geo-local systems can significantly increase users' familiarity with new places. However, for these systems to be useful, geospatial information needs to be presented in ways that those systems can minimize users' difficulties of learning about a new place.
Myeong Lee +4 more
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