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Heat and Gender Do Not Affect the Professor’s Moral Reasoning
... The Lind’s [12] Moral Judgment Test (MJT) was applied. The MJT evaluates the argumentation in the Kohlbergian stages and the consistency of participant’s responses. MJT measures the Moral Judgment ...
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Complementiser Phrase: The Case of English Wh-Embedded Clauses
... reproduction test of English wh-embedded clauses, a translation task, and a grammaticality judgment test containing wh-embedded clauses were used as instruments to collect ...reproduction test ...
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Assessing the effect of focused direct and focused indirect written corrective feedback on explicit and implicit knowledge of language learners
... imitation test is more valid in- strument for measuring implicit knowledge than timed grammaticality judgment ...imitation test as a valid measure of implicit ...imitation test to meas- ure ...
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He_unc_0153M_17108.pdf
... However, I suspect that the explicit classroom instruction might also trigger the shifting away of the interlanguage grammar from the L1 grammar to the L2 grammar. I propose that in order to investigate this topic, ...
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Measuring Explicit and Implicit Knowledge: a Psychometric Study in SLA
... imitation test, oral narrative test, timed grammaticality judgment test, untimed grammaticality judgment test, and a metalinguistic knowledge test” (Ellis, 2005, ...156). ...
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The Role of L1 Transfer in the Acquisition of English Relative Clauses by Iranian EFL Learners: A Case of Resumptive Pronouns in Persian
... grammaticality judgment test and a translation test were administered to 120 Persian learners of English at three proficiency levels and also to 15 English native ...
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The Performance of Iranian EFL Learners in Producing and Recognizing Idiom-Containing Sentences
... grammaticality judgment on idiom-containing ...grammaticality judgment test containing 10 items for each sentence type – with-idiom grammatical, with-idiom ungrammatical, without- idiom grammatical, ...
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Comparative Study of Puerto Rican Attitudes Toward the Legal System Dealing with Crime
... The same trend is found for these groups on the average mean scores for the 89 "law items." The Puerto Rican prisoners test the least favorable on the 50 moral judgment items, while the [r] ...
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Reconstructing the Effective Control Criterion in Extraterritorial Human Rights Breaches: Direct Attribution of Wrongfulness, Due Diligence, and Concurrent Responsibility
... 63. See Legal Consequences of Construction of a Wall in Occupied Palestinian Terri- tory, Advisory Opinion, 2004 I.C.J. ¶ 109 (July 9) (holding that “while the jurisdiction of States is primarily territorial, it may ...
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Continuous Assessment Practices of Secondary School Teachers in Osun State, Nigeria
... Result emanating from the current study revealed that the frequency of method of administered CA by secondary school teachers showed that most teachers sampled conducted assessment fortnightly. Afolabi (1999) suggested ...
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Validation of the Cognitive Assessment of Later Life Status (CALLS) instrument: a computerized telephonic measure
... screening test to uniquely assess this domain ...Making Test (Parts A and B), as well as between the CALLS and Facial Recognition I and II, there was a lack of association with the full ...
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The dud-alternative effect in memory for associations: Putting confidence into local context
... the test phase, half of the trials were presented with only two alternatives (target and non-dud foil) whereas the remaining half included an additional ...two test conditions was counterbalanced across ...
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Reviewing Denied Motion for Summary Judgment Remand or Rendition of Judgment by Appellate Court
... Reviewing Denied Motion for Summary Judgment Remand or Rendition of Judgment by Appellate Court SMU Law Review Volume 20 | Issue 4 Article 16 1966 Reviewing Denied Motion for Summary Judgment Remand o[.] ...
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Do positive illusions predict overconfidence in judgment? A test using interval production and probability evaluation measures of miscalibration
... Miscalibration has also been measured using probability evaluation tasks, whereby respondents are asked to choose from two or more possible responses to a question, and then state a probability between 50% (for ...
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Identification of essential attributes in conclusions of student reports
... of Judgment, the system provides the following text “Opinion is very important in a conclu- sion, to achieve an acceptable level of judgment, improve the conclusion by incorporating sentences that contain ...
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The role of religiosity in ethical decision making : a study on Islam and the Malaysian workplace : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Management at Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand
... 74 involving their friends, based on the survey of 2,000 undergraduate students in six public universities in Malaysia. The inclination towards unethical action may be due to the nature of the ethical situation itself. ...
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On the Relevance of Poor Judgment
... A useful extension of the epidemiologic model is the three-by-three injury matrix developed by Had- don.7 In one dimension are the factors contributing to injury-human, vehicle or equipm[r] ...
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The Secret of Judgment in Hannah Arendt
... for judgment is derived from her highly original herme- neutic understanding of Kant’s Critique of Judgment ...of Judgment is that he discovered this phenomenon in all its grandeur precisely when he ...
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Absolute identification by relative judgment
... transmission and the effects of constraining possible jump sizes between successive stimuli (i.e., Luce et al., 1982). The crucial assumption in Laming's model is that all judgments are relative to the immediate ...
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Public ethics and political judgment
... exercise judgment, where that judgment brings together facts, commitments, values and ‘ethical’ components in ways that are difficult to ...of judgment exemplifies the principles of selflessness, ...
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