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Effects of Context on Talker Identification
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1967The ability to identify talkers from monosyllables spoken in context was examined: Kersta's method of visually comparing spectrograms was employed. Ten observers were trained to identify five talkers from spectrograms of two words spoken in isolation.
M A, Young, R A, Campbell
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Context-Effects in Judgments of Length
The American Journal of Psychology, 1961Research on judgment has often involved experimental manipulation of the stimulus-context in which simple perceptual judgments are made. It is a commonplace that all judgments are relative; the problem has been to discover what they are relative to-that is, to specify how different features of the context determine the judgments.
A, PARDUCCI, L M, MARSHALL
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Effects of diagnosis and context on dangerousness
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1988The authors extensively reviewed the medical records of 253 patients hospitalized on a locked, university-based psychiatric unit. They found that schizophrenic and manic patients were more likely than patients with other diagnoses to be assaultive before admission. In the hospital, however, manic patients were the most likely to be assaultive.
R L, Binder, D E, McNiel
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1999
• In what way does formatting a table resemble passing a ball? • Is “Press X” a definition of X? • Does it matter whether we know how to talk about maps? • Does learning always affect one’s language? • When should users hide something that does not exist? . . . “Context” is a word that is used freely and has many meanings.
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• In what way does formatting a table resemble passing a ball? • Is “Press X” a definition of X? • Does it matter whether we know how to talk about maps? • Does learning always affect one’s language? • When should users hide something that does not exist? . . . “Context” is a word that is used freely and has many meanings.
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Effects of context on program slicing
Journal of Systems and Software, 2006Whether context-sensitive program analysis is more effective than context-insensitive analysis is an ongoing discussion. There is evidence that context-sensitivity matters in complex analyses like pointer analysis or program slicing. Empirical data shows that context-sensitive program slicing is more precise and under some circumstances even faster ...
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Media Context and Advertising Effectiveness: The Role of Context Appreciation and Context/Ad Similarity [PDF]
Journal of Advertising, 2002 Abstract Humorous, warm, and rational television and print advertisements are tested in similar television and print contexts. The impact of ad style / context style congruency and context appreciation on the attitude toward the ad and recall was studied. Results show that low involvement persons perceived ads embedded in a congruent context as clearer
P. DE PELSMACKER, M. GEUENS, P. ANCKAERT
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2017
Comparing ourselves to other teachers can be deflating and discouraging. Yet who doesn’t do it? We notice her mutually warm relationships with students. We see his students’ stellar accomplishments at the science fair. We wonder how our team leader is able to help her students achieve the reading acumen they demonstrate.
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Comparing ourselves to other teachers can be deflating and discouraging. Yet who doesn’t do it? We notice her mutually warm relationships with students. We see his students’ stellar accomplishments at the science fair. We wonder how our team leader is able to help her students achieve the reading acumen they demonstrate.
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Context effects in lexical processing
Cognition, 1987Abstract This article examines the extent to which word recognition is influenced by lexical, syntactic, and semantic contexts in order to contrast predictions made by modular and interactive theories of the architecture of the language comprehension system.
M K, Tanenhaus, M M, Lucas
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The Effect of Context on Schizophrenic Speech
British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1966Four experiments are described in which schizophrenic patients were asked to complete verbal passages varying in length and in verbal constraints. Their performance was compared with that of controls under normal conditions and under time‐pressure. The performance of the schizophrenic patients was in some ways similar to that of the ...
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Conditionals, Context, and the Suppression Effect
Cognitive Science, 2016AbstractModus ponens is the argument from premises of the formIf A, then BandAto the conclusionB(e.g., fromIf it rained, Alicia got wetandIt rainedtoAlicia got wet). Nearly all participants agree that the modus ponens conclusion logically follows when the argument appears in this Basic form.
Fabrizio Cariani, Lance J. Rips
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