[PDF] Top 20 Biolinguistic Perspectives on Recursion: Introduction to the Special Issue

... This special issue takes up three major concerns that have developed since ...for recursion in experi- mental psychology: Since we cannot test humans on infinite sets of sentences and furthermore ... See full document

... This special issue of the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology has been produced to add to the growing literature on the unique and complex challenge of providing sport psychology support ... See full document

... this special conference issue share the same commitments to questioning taken- for-granted assumptions about men’s health, challenging structural inequalities, and aban- doning the ivory tower of academia ... See full document

... entrepreneurial or consisting of more autonomy or higher quality work. In doing so, they generate evidence to fill an important lacuna, since job quality surveys have largely tended to focus on high-income countries and ... See full document

... varying perspectives exist regarding the benefits or drawbacks of each one, Romine et ...theoretical perspectives about evolution acceptance and conceptual change theories in science education (see Posner ... See full document

... sociological perspectives on modern- ization (see, for example, Giddens, 1990, and Therborn, 1995), some of which he accused of concentrating, somewhat one-sidedly, on social patterns of convergence in terms of ... See full document

... this special issue highlight factors associated with risky behaviors, correlations among risky behaviors, and perspectives on how policies could influence ... See full document

... this special issue highlight both marketing management and policy-focused implications and demonstrate that marketing scholarship has much to offer in contributing to our understanding of experiences of ... See full document

... this issue offer a wide and fascinating range of answers to many of the questions we have identified above, and we are delighted to be able to include both theoretical and empirical contributions from five ... See full document

... The qualitative study by Ryo Moriya from Waseda University in Japan explores the longitudinal trajectories of emotions mediated in advising sessions with two Japanese secondary school students. Using Plutchik’s wheel of ... See full document

... the issue is not one of a choice between an individually oriented and a socially oriented account of cognition, but rather of a grasp of the interaction between these two ... See full document

... The special issue grew out of discussions that took place at the 1996 annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, during a workshop on the use of the POMS in sport ... See full document

... Alcott‟s introduction of a fictional narrator, Nurse Tribulation Periwinkle for the published collection as a strategy in which the author, “systematically redesigns her personality to prepare herself for what she ... See full document

... Echoing in the footsteps of work by Connell and Gibson 2003, the Soundtracks conference invited papers that explored music in the context of new and old global mobilities, musical pilgri[r] ... See full document

... Alternative perceptions and DeLillo as “ingenious architect” are also central to “‘Freud is finished, Einstein’s next’: Don DeLillo’s Cosmopolis, Chaos Theory, and Quantum Entanglement,” my own contribution to this ... See full document

... One natural question F-first FDSs must solve is how exactly distributional vectors fit into the traditional formal semantic apparatus (as described in Section 2). Erk (2013) suggests that they might be seen as the ... See full document

... (heuristics) for consumer and firm behavior. An ABM is the aggregation of all individual decision rules. The main novelty of this model with respect to the earlier work is the introduction of a stylized supply ... See full document

... NLP can give to the Web technologies such as summarization (for Web pages or Web search results); machine translation; multilingual document retrieval; question- answering and other strategies for finding not only the ... See full document

... A ‘partial renaissance’ of self-employment in labor markets of the global North has attracted policy concern across national, supranational and global scales, yet sociological thought has been somewhat slower to respond ... See full document

... may reflect a form of reward (BAS-related) reactivity, an intriguing finding that calls for further scrutiny. In a second contribution to the special issue, DePascalis and Scacchia find that placebo ... See full document