Descriptive Praise and General Praise with Mentally Retarded Children
Research comparing the effectiveness of descriptive praise, which specifies the behavior being praised, and general praise, which does not specify the specific behavior, has focused on nonretarded children.
Younger, Nora Atkinson
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Irony Comprehension in Monolingual and Bilingual Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder. [PDF]
Andreou M, Lampri S, Peristeri E.
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Cervantes y el humanismo: del elogio a la parodia
El trabajo intenta explicar el empleo dual que Cervantes, diferenciándose de la crítica europea al pedantismo, hace del vocablo "humanista": positivo y elogioso en Viaje del Parnaso (1614), negativo y paródico en la Segunda parte del Quijote (1615).
Silvina Paula Vidal
doaj
Compliments to the surgeon: An artificial intelligence-based analysis of online patient reviews on cardiac surgical care in the United States. [PDF]
Dogan MM +12 more
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Feasibility and equity in the assessment of parent-child interactions: Lessons from three approaches. [PDF]
Piscitello J +7 more
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From Oppressive to Progressive Praise: How, Why, and When to Praise in Conditions of Oppression
Theories of moral responsibility have often assumed that praise does not require justification in the way that blame might. Recent accounts of oppressive praise have challenged this and demonstrated that oppressive praise will track and enforce ...
McHugh, Hannah +2 more
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"With a husband like that, I'd be happy to have three kids": ideal fatherhood, endogenous symbolic annihilation of motherhood, and fertility intentions on Chinese social media. [PDF]
Ye Z, Chen H.
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Comment on effect of EzPAP system on tidal volume and airway pressures in healthy adults. [PDF]
Charro R.
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Connecting Generations in the Digital Age: A Sentiment Analysis of Affective Bonds Between Senior Influencers and Young Audiences on a Chinese Danmaku Video Site. [PDF]
Wei Y, Zhang K, Liu T, Hu Y.
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Context and working memory capacity affect the processing of written irony in chinese: an eye-tracking study. [PDF]
Zou L +5 more
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