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Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 2015
Abstract The goal of this article is to review how, when, and why fluency, or processing ease, affects attitudes. The current article first defines fluency and then discusses its direct impact on attitudes, noting that fluency usually makes attitudes more positive and that it does so for a wide array of attitude objects.
Claypool, Heather M. +2 more
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Abstract The goal of this article is to review how, when, and why fluency, or processing ease, affects attitudes. The current article first defines fluency and then discusses its direct impact on attitudes, noting that fluency usually makes attitudes more positive and that it does so for a wide array of attitude objects.
Claypool, Heather M. +2 more
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Abstract Chapter 6 delves into fluency and its related components and distinguishes between signed and spoken fluency in the context of reading. Fluency definitions are addressed, including sentence parsing, memory processing, prosody, and fluency development. Evidence-based strategies for teaching fluency are presented, such as explicit
Jennifer S. Beal +2 more
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Verbal Fluency and Figural Fluency in Bright Children
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1985Intellectually bright children in Grades 2, 4, and 6 from one school and adults were assessed on measures of verbal and on a new measure of figural fluency. Consistent with previous research, age-dependent performance was observed on both fluency tasks.
R W, Evans, R M, Ruff, C T, Gualtieri
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2021
This chapter focuses on Avery Dulles's practice of theology. Dulles was a careful, complex, and critical thinker. His body of published works gives evidence that over his lifetime he considered an amazingly broad expanse of subjects in fundamental and systematic theology.
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This chapter focuses on Avery Dulles's practice of theology. Dulles was a careful, complex, and critical thinker. His body of published works gives evidence that over his lifetime he considered an amazingly broad expanse of subjects in fundamental and systematic theology.
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The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 2002
Word generation tasks, specifically letter fluency and category fluency, are a standard part of most test protocols used by clinical neuropsychologists to measure aspects of language and executive retrieval functions. Given the reliance on these measures as clinical tools, it is important to understand the diagnostic implications of patients ...
Jane H, Cerhan +5 more
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Word generation tasks, specifically letter fluency and category fluency, are a standard part of most test protocols used by clinical neuropsychologists to measure aspects of language and executive retrieval functions. Given the reliance on these measures as clinical tools, it is important to understand the diagnostic implications of patients ...
Jane H, Cerhan +5 more
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Speaking fluency, writing fluency and earnings of migrants
Journal of Population Economics, 1994This paper analyzes the determinants of language abilities of migrant workers and the impact of language proficiency on their earnings position. The analysis is based on data for West Germany. The first part presents an ordered probit analysis of the determinants of German speaking and writing fluency for both male and female migrants.
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