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Life Identification Numbers: A bacterial strain nomenclature approach
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Name-calling and nicknames in a sample of primary school children
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1999W. Crozier, P. Dimmock
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A sociolinguistic study of address terms in a Nigerian university’s staff club
Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics, 2021This article explores the sociopragmatic functions of address terms in social interactions at the University of Calabar Senior Staff Club. It takes into perspective the metalinguistic categories of address terms, their motivations, and the cultural and ...
E. Mensah
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Refuge city: Creating places of welcome in the suburban U.S. South
Journal of Urban Affairs, 2020Clarkston, a little town in Metropolitan Atlanta, comes bearing big city nicknames. Often called the “Ellis Island of the South” and “the most diverse square mile in the U.S.,” Clarkston is just east of the city of Atlanta and has a total population of ...
A. J. Kim, A. Bozarth
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Creative games with small folklore forms in kindergarten
The handbook discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of developing and conducting creative games aimed at developing communication and creative skills. In addition, a new direction in the field of creative games for preschoolers is presented. The
E. Rybak
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Afghanistan women’s sensitivity to the negative nicknames addressed by men in public
Cogent Social Sciences, 2022Sayeed Asif Akramy
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Primary peptic ulcer in childhood : PSYCHOSOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1977G. Christodoulou +4 more
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The role of pet dogs in casual conversations of elderly adults.
Journal of Social Psychology, 1993J. Rogers +2 more
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