Cognitive Linguistic
Cognitive–linguistic deficit and speech intelligibility in chronic progressive multiple sclerosis
... (2000). Physical disability however was associated with intelligibility level. This finding accords with Duffy’s (2005) claim that in MS dysarthria, severity is generally associated with physical deficit and Yorkston et ...
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Education and Employment are at two Poles A Research using Fuzzy Cognitive Linguistic Multimaps
... Fuzzy Cognitive Linguistic Multimaps, which is an extension of fuzzy cognitive trimaps, is used to draw feasible concluding remarks and inferences devoid of ambiguity and ...
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A Cognitive Linguistic Study of Categorisation and Uncertain Reasoning in the Representation of Degree Modifiers
... the cognitive linguistic orientation of the ...of cognitive economy (section ...of cognitive science before moving on to the experiment ...
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Conceptual Metaphor In Perception Verb “Look”: A Cognitive Linguistic Study
... Perceptive verbs are special, especially in cognitive linguistics. Perceptive verbs have important function because these verbs are directly related to real experience. Perceptive verbs are the most basic verbs. ...
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Cognitive linguistic abilities-a comparison between right and left subcortex
... Another grey area is the dichotomy between the right and left structures in higher cognitive linguistic processing. A noteworthy study was done by Milardi, Bramanti, Milazzo, Finocchio, Arrigo, Santoro, ...
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Cognitive linguistic critical discourse studies:connecting language and image
... the Cognitive Linguistic school of Critical Discourse ...the cognitive process of ...of linguistic constructions can be most clearly gleaned from analyses, based in multimodal discourse ...
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The Application of Cognitive Linguistic Theories to English Chinese Translation
... cultural, cognitive and psychological differences may exert influence on people’s conceptual thinking, resulting in a big gap among the metaphors in different ...
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Problem-Solving Among English Language Learners: A Cognitive Linguistic Approach
... Finally, meta-cognitive instruction does not have to be limited solely to the monitoring of mathematical processes. It can also include attention to the use of language in mathematics. This is particularly true ...
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A cognitive linguistic approach to the emotion of anger in the Old Testament
... conceptions of anger. Darwin (1904:28) points out that: “Certain complex actions are of direct or indirect service under certain states of the mind, in order to relieve or gratify certain sensations, desires, etc; and ...
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A Cognitive Linguistic Approach to the Study of Metaphors in the Language of Computer Hardware and Software
... a cognitive process and is something that the human brain does ...that linguistic metaphor is just a surface reflection of the deep level of cross-domain linking that happens in the human ...
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The Effects of Written Feedback On ESL Writers’ Ability To Edit Word Choice Errors
... benefitted from focused explicit CF combined with revision sessions and discussions of errors. Ferris et al (2013) explain that the participants received their writing assignments with indirect feedback on the three or ...
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Applied Cognitive Linguistics: What Every Language Practitioner Should Know
... a cognitive linguistic approach to L2 classroom practice gave rise to Applied Cognitive ...Applied Cognitive Linguistics places a special emphasis on motivated language use as it provides L2 ...
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Cross-Linguistic Transfer Revisited: The Case of English and Persian
... Persian cognitive predictors in both educational ...Persian cognitive predictors can moderately predict English reading achievement in Grades 1 and 5 and can weakly predict English reading achievement in ...
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Linguistic and Cognitive Measures in Arabic-Speaking English Language Learners (ELLs) and monolingual children with and without Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
... specific linguistic skills is important not only for understanding child development, but also for identifying factors that may influence the course of ELLs’ ...
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THE IMPACT OF LINGUISTIC AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE READING PERFORMANCE OF IRANIAN EFL LEARNERS
... present study contradict those of McMahon, et al. (2004) in terms of MI and reading achievement therein almost none of the intelligences (except mathematical intelligence) including LI correlated with reading achievement ...
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How to Explore a Field (Review essay, Routledge Encyclopedia of Narrative Theory)
... the cognitive turn itself, as an index of the current mood in the narratological ...a cognitive construct that concerns certain types of entities and relations between these entities” ...or ...
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Bilingualism and Measures of Spontaneous and Reactive Cognitive Flexibility
... considerable cognitive challenge for the bilingual ...of cognitive benefits they enjoy has only recently started to receive attention in the literature ((Bialystok, 2010; Costa, Hernandez, & ...
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Vol 11, No 3 (2020)
... According to Tyler (2010), all usage-based approaches consider five key tenets: (a) The main purpose of language is communication which shapes language itself. (b) We always have natural language in context, and the ...
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Metaphor and Metanoia: Linguistic Transfer and Cognitive Transformation in British and Irish Modernism
... the linguistic or narrative space over which the Will to Power wishes to be dominant is that which is simultaneously already embedded within the body (the central nervous system); that is, the movement of the Will ...
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The LIV Card Sort : an investigation of use relative to cognitive and linguistic variables
... comprehension). He scored above normal cut off for three of the five subtests given on the CLQT, his scores for Symbol Trails and Design Memory were below the normal cut off. He comple[r] ...
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