Cognitive development and theories of meaning
Theories of the development of human communication
... by cognitive or linguistic theory, have been charted by Bates (1979) and Nelson ...of meaning, note that the purposes and procedures in narrating with young children may vary greatly across ...which ...
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The Integration of Cognitive and Sociocultural Theories of Literacy Development: Why? How?
... Cognitive theories have dominated for select reasons. These theories guide instructional activities in classrooms (Tracey & Morrow, 2006), and literacy experts have concluded that direct skills ...
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A Comparative Analysis of Longitudinal Studies of College Students' Intellectual Development
... other cognitive approaches such as theory of mind or conceptual ...and theories on change of traditional-aged students in college, Pascarella and Terenzini (1991) include Perry’s Scheme of Intellectual and ...
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“Economics meets the other sciences: interpreting new economic programs and proposing new theories for Institutional Cognitive Economics”
... the development of economic theory today - sees economics working, on the one side, through the same process of “appropriation - addomestication” that had already taken place in the ...– meaning a new kind ...
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Epistemology, Logic and Language (An Analysis of Logic of Language)
... Abstract: This article attempts to describe and to analyse the philoshopical point of views regarding epistemology, logic and language and the possible relation bertween those three branches of philolosophical inquiries. ...
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Theories of Governance and Development: How Does India’s Experience Fit?
... Acemoglu and Robinson would presumably frame “embedded autonomy” as part of the synergy of inclusive political and economic institutions. But in the case of countries like South Korea, political institutions were ...
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Cognitive theories of depression in online peer support forums: exploring the cognitive triad
... The OF have been found to be efficacious for delivering Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for depression (e.g. Perini, Titov, & Andrews, 2009; Ruwaard, Lange, Schrieken, Dolan, & Emmelkamp, 2012). Horgan & ...
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Selected Theories and Principles in Educational Psychology and their Educational Implications in English Language Teaching
... selected theories and principles in Educational Psychology and their educational implications in English Language ...The Theories of Psychological and Language and Speech Development which talks all ...
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The Mind Styles and Self concepts of Characters in Prose Fiction
... Semino (2002) shows that the protagonist’s mind style is characterised by his use of the BUTTERFLY metaphor, a nonconventional and idiosyncratic conceptual metaphor, in relation to Miranda. Following the similarity ...
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Cognitive Appraising Factors in Perceived Career Development of Factory Workers
... career development with cognitive variables independently is that by O‟Brien ...life meaning contributed significantly to the prediction of career orientation among the ...of cognitive ...
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The Duhem thesis, the Quine thesis and the problem of meaning holism in scientific theories
... new meaning to this time-honoured motto, for theory saves phenomena that are shaped by ...scientific theories consisting o f empirical regularities that can be tested against observation ...
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MoL 2013 11: The Bivalent Trap: Vagueness, Theories of Meaning and Identity
... a meaning? Certainly A knows what to expect from B in that ...a meaning since both parties know how to use it, even though the presumed referent of the word no longer ...to meaning, are the actions ...
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Vol 6, No 1 (2005)
... It is clear that educators can affect learning positively or negatively, that a personal or professional attitude will immediately change the awareness pupils have toward our classes. Furthermore, as educators, we can ...
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A Case Study on Meaning Representation for Vietnamese
... 2.1.2 Groningen Meaning Bank (GMB) GMB (Bos, 2013) is a crowdsourced semantic re- source. Its aim is to provide a large collection of semantically annotated English texts with for- mal rather than shallow ...
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An assessment of meaning in life-threatening illness: development of the Healing Experience in All Life Stressors (HEALS)
... The HEALS instrument may prompt self-reflection of inner healing for patients living with progressive chronic and/or life-threatening illnesses. After reviewing responses, the instrument facilitates clinicians in having ...
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The Non-Observance of Grice’s Maxims in Sasak
... In this extract, both the quantity and quality maxims were not observed. S’s answer ‘sèjuta wah lebih inè (it was more than one million)’ in actual terms, is a rather small amount. This implies that S was withholding ...
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Examining theories of cognitive ageing using the false memory paradigm
... participants recalled the lure when they were presented with 12 words than when they saw 9 words. The proportion of lures recalled was lower again when lists only included 6 words. These findings can be accounted for ...
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Evolutionary Theories of Common Law Efficiency: Reasons for (Cognitive) Skepticism
... 74. As suggested by Coffee’s brief critique, herding into a legal forum may be prompted by incentives other than attempting to free ride on the cognitive expenses borne by others. Such herding also insulates the ...
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Design as conversation with digital materials
... the meaning of an utterance can never be finalised, that is, there is no final oracle to which we can appeal to identify a correct, incontestable interpretation of the ...the meaning of the ...
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Institutional Theories and International Development
... World Development, 38/3 (2010), 333-344; Robert Cassen, Does Aid Work? (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1986); Jonathan Isham, Deepa Narayan, and Lant Pritchett, ‘Does Participation Improve Project Performance: ...
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