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A survey of the judging standards in high school speech contests of northern and central California
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ANNOUNCING THE GREAT FRAME-TILT JUDGING CONTEST!
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1980A contest is used to dramatize the fact that in all rod-and-frame studies, the investigator rather than the observer has defined direction of frame tilt and this is a serious theoretical and methodological error.
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Teaching Tip: Teaching Animal Welfare through Competitive Judging Contests
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2017Animal welfare is an important aspect of veterinary responsibility, yet the current curriculum at many US veterinary schools provides little training in this field. The Animal Welfare Judging and Assessment Contest provides an opportunity for students to learn about general principles of animal welfare, challenging them to apply critical reasoning ...
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J-Contests Helpful, Most Judges Believe
The Journalism Educator, 1972This paper was produced as a special project at the Center for Communication Research at the University of Texas at Austin. Jack L. Whitehead, staff research associate, supervised the project.
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An Entry in the Great Frame-Tilt Judging Contest
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1981Some important questions about discrepancies between observer-perceived and investigator-defined direction of frame tilt are raised by Fine in his recent note on procedures used in the rod-and-frame test of field dependence. The practical and conceptual implications of these discrepancies are discussed in the present article in the context of Witkin's
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