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A multidisciplinary perspective on advancing genomic nursing in Portugal: roles, barriers and system-level solutions. [PDF]

open access: yesJ Community Genet
Silva MJ   +5 more
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Using Dialogic Principles on Websites

Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 2017
This research reports the results of the analysis of public benefit organization (PBO) websites as places for encouraging dialogic relationships with key members of the public. Using a modified Kent and Taylor's (1998) dialogic principle, we conducted a content analysis of 367 PBOs in Poland.
Marian Olinski, Piotr Szamrowski
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Dialog Design: Principles and Experiments

1986
Programming methodology has emphasized different criteria for judging the quality of software during the three decades of its existence. In the early days of scarce computing resources the most important aspect of a program was its functionality — what it can do, and how efficiently it works.
J. Nievergelt, C. Muller, H. Sugaya
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Development principles for dialog-based interfaces

1997
If computer systems are to become the information-seeking, task-executing, problem-solving agents we want them to be then they must be able to communicate as effectively with humans as humans do with each other. It is thus desirable to develop computer systems that can also communicate with humans via spoken natural language dialog.
Alicia Abella   +2 more
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Modern popular science radio discourse: The principle of dialogicity

Media Linguistics, 2022
The article is devoted to identifying specifics of modern popular science media discourse. The authors conduct a comparative communicative-pragmatic and stylistic analysis of composition, speech means and discursive techniques of educational radio programs which have such feature as explicated dialogicality — representing conversation between a ...
Evgeniya N. Basovskaya   +1 more
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THE DIALOGIC PRINCIPLE REVISITED

1991
This chapter introduces the concept of “language as dialogue” which rests on the insight that language use is always dialogically oriented. A distinction has to be made between initiative and reactive speech acts, which are functionally different speech act types. In this way, the equation of action and illocution can be overcome.
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