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Aktualizacja, fragmentaryzacja, trwanie – próba opisu perspektyw czasowych współczesnego dokumentu

Katarzyna Boratyn

Images. The International Journal of European Film, Performing Arts and... > 2017 > 21 > 30

The article describes certain changes that have taken place over the last several years in the temporal perspective found in documentary films. Humanity’s current technological and media environment are influencing the documentary’s content and means of expression. They express a “universal present”, as Mirosław Przylipiak has pointed out, under the influence of television, and the former dominance...

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Defining and assessing immediacy in single‐case experimental designs

Rumen Manolov, Patrick Onghena

Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior > 118 > 3 > 462 - 492

Immediacy is one of six data aspects (alongside level, trend, variability, overlap, and consistency) that has to be accounted for when visually analyzing single‐case data. Given that it is one of the aspects that has received considerably less attention than other data aspects, the current text offers a review of the proposed conceptual definitions of immediacy (i.e., what it refers to) and also of...

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Sign effect in adolescents: Within‐subject comparison of delay discounting of hypothetical monetary gains and losses

Elise Frølich Furrebøe

Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior > 114 > 3 > 326 - 336

The purpose of this article is to contribute to the research on the sign effect, steeper discounting of gains compared to losses, by offering results from an experiment using a “double‐delay” procedure on adolescents. Twenty‐four 14‐year‐old schoolchildren completed a computer‐based test consisting of choices of Smaller–Sooner (SS) and Larger–Later (LL) hypothetical monetary gains and losses. Within‐subject...

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Improvements in psychologists’ metacommunication self‐efficacy, willingness, and skill following online training and a supervision exercise

Fiona L. Calvert, Frank P. Deane, Jessica Barrett

Journal of Clinical Psychology > 76 > 6 > 1083 - 1100

Objective(s) Psychologists’ experiences of an online training tool in metacommunication as well as an in‐supervisory metacommunication exercise were examined. Method A total of 101 participants completed a training tool in metacommunication and changes in self‐efficacy (SE) to use metacommunication with clients, the proportion of metacommunication used in vignette‐responses, and their willingness...

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Supervisees' experiences of a metacommunication intervention in clinical supervision

Fiona L. Calvert, Frank P. Deane, Jessica Barrett

Clinical Psychologist > 24 > 1 > 30 - 40

Objective This study aimed to explore the experiences of supervisees who completed a metacommunication intervention in supervision. Methods Forty‐eight supervisees completed the supervisory intervention and gave post‐intervention written feedback. Their responses were thematically analysed. Results Overall, supervisees responded positively to the intervention, with high willingness to engage...

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Regulacje prawa karnego w informacyjnych materiałach prasowych

Maria Łoszewska-Ołowska

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica > 2018 > 51 > 5 > 103-118

Problematyka prawa karnego jest stale obecna w materiałach prasowych. Przestępstwo dla mediów to news. A jest nim wtedy, gdy mówimy o czynie konkretnej osoby i równie konkretnej, często niezwykle dramatycznej sytuacji, w jakiej do niego dochodzi. Informacje o obowiązujących przepisach przekazywane są przede wszystkim w kontekście stosowania prawa. Doniesienie o przestępstwie, proces i wyrok to dla...

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Foundational aspects of classroom relations: associations between teachers’ immediacy behaviours, classroom democracy, class identification and learning

Jean Claude Kwitonda

Learning Environments Research > 2017 > 20 > 3 > 383-401

This study focused on foundational aspects of classroom relations. Specifically, relationships between teachers’ immediacy (interpersonal) behaviours, classroom democracy, identification and learning were considered. Previous work suggests that these variables can be used as a foundation to shape classroom climate, culture and learning outcomes and, by extension, assist educational institutions to...

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Retaining the On-Line RN-to-BSN Nursing Student: Does Instructor Immediacy Matter?

Jennifer DellAntonio

Teaching and Learning in Nursing > 2017 > 12 > 2 > 122-127

Previous research has indicated that instructor immediacy is associated with student satisfaction, motivation, and improved learning outcomes. Few studies have examined instructor immediacy on retention rates and student success in the on-line setting, specifically within on-line RN-to-BSN programs. The purpose of this study is to determine if perceived instructor immediacy behaviors impact student...

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An index-based measure of liquidity

George Chacko, Sanjiv Das, Rong Fan

Journal of Banking & Finance > 2016 > 68 > C > 162-178

The liquidity shocks of ’08–’09 revealed that measures of liquidity risk being used in most financial institutions turned out to be woefully inadequate. The construction of long-short portfolios based on liquidity proxies introduces errors such as extraneous risk factors and hedging error. We develop a new measure for liquidity risk using exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that attempts to minimize this...

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TRUTH AS IMMEDIACY AND UNISON: A NEW COMMON GROUND IN PSYCHOANALYSIS? COMMENTARY ON ESSAYS ADDRESSING “IS TRUTH RELEVANT?”

GIUSEPPE CIVITARESE

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly > 85 > 2 > 449 - 501

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Social robot tutoring for child second language learning

James Kennedy, Paul Baxter, Emmanuel Senft, Tony Belpaeme

2016 11th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) > 231 - 238

2016 11th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)

An increasing amount of research is being conducted to determine how a robot tutor should behave socially in educational interactions with children. Both human-human and human-robot interaction literature predicts an increase in learning with increased social availability of a tutor, where social availability has verbal and nonverbal components. Prior work has shown that greater availability in the...

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Student and faculty perceptions of humor in the pharmacy classroom

Robert D. Beckett, Lorin Sheppard, Audrey Rosene, Carmen Whitlock

Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning > 2016 > 8 > 2 > 226-234

To describe perceived effects of humor and preferred types and frequency of humor in didactic pharmacy instruction at one college of pharmacy.Students and faculty at a college of pharmacy participated in a survey consisting of six research questions and seven demographic items. Research questions, formatted as 5-point Likert scales and multiple-choice items, were developed from studies assessing humor...

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Integrating Adults’ Characteristics and the Requirements for Their Effective Learning in an e-Learning Environment

Maria Pavlis Korres, Thanassis Karalis, Piera Leftheriotou, Elena García Barriocanal

Communications in Computer and Information Science > Best Practices for the Knowledge Society. Knowledge, Learning, Development and Technology for All > Engineering the Knowledge Society through Web Science: Advanced Systems, Semantics, and Social Networks > 570-584

Learning technology, through e-learning, allows adults to adapt learning to their own time, place and pace. On the other hand, the adults’ specific characteristics as learners and the requirements for their effective learning must be integrated in the design and the development of any learning environment addressed to them. Adults in an online environment have also to deal with new barriers related...

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The liquidity premium in CDS transaction prices: Do frictions matter?

Monika Gehde-Trapp, Yalin Gündüz, Julia Nasev

Journal of Banking & Finance > 2015 > 61 > C > 184-205

Based on individual CDS transactions cleared by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, we show that illiquidity strongly affects credit default swap premiums. We identify the following effects: first, transaction direction affects prices, as buy (sell) orders lead to premium increases (decreases). Second, larger transactions have a higher price impact. This finding stands in stark contrast...

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Defining Literature

Is Shakespeare Any Good? > 166 - 192

Poetry is the most versatile, ambidextrous, and omnipotent of all types of speech or writing yet it is the only one that is unified by a single exclusive feature, which enables us to identify it as the most ostentatious literary genre of them all. This element is the double pattern; an example of it is John Donne's poem “The Flea.” What we encounter in every component part of “The Flea,” from individual...

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High-focus and time-immediate indexicals: A study of Sinhala discourse markers me: ‘this’ and dæn ‘now’

Kaushalya Perera, Susan Strauss

Journal of Pragmatics > 2015 > 85 > Complete > 32-46

This article is an investigation of Sinhala demonstrative me:²2In the transliterated Sinhala words/V:/indicates a long vowel. Sinhala has phonemic contrasts between long and short vowels. and temporal adverb dæn, in their functions as discourse markers. We analyze a corpus of approximately 400min of naturally occurring, entirely unscripted spoken discourse. The data for this study are taken from televised...

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Existence and the Aesthetic Forms

Darío González

A Companion to Kierkegaard > Aesthetics, the Arts, and Literary Theory > 353 - 366

Kierkegaard's notion of the aesthetic covers at least two interrelated aspects. On the one hand, it defines a way of existence characterized by either the immediate embodiment or the reflective contemplation of life's possibilities. On the other hand, it indicates the investigation of those possibilities of life within the medium of certain works of art and narratives. Both aspects entail a critical...

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The Concept of Relative Non-Locality: Theoretical Implications in Consciousness Research

Vernon M. Neppe, Edward R. Close

EXPLORE: The Journal of Science and Healing > 2015 > 11 > 2 > 102-108

We argue that “non-local” events require further descriptors for us to understand the degree of non-locality, what the framework of the observer describing it is, and where we humans are located relative to the ostensible non-locality. This suggests three critical factors: Relative to, from the framework of, and a hierarchy of “to what degree?” “Non-locality” without the prefix “relative” compromises...

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Ryle and the Immediacy of First-Person Authority

Muzaffar Ali

Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research > 2015 > 32 > 1 > 157-164

This paper is an endeavor to discuss Gilbert Ryle’s philosophy of mind in convergence with some contemporary debates, particularly the “immediacy” debate of first-person authority. An attempt has been made to show that Ryle’s thought when analyzed through the prism of immediacy debate of first-person authority also seems to claim and endorse first-person authority.

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Beyond Cartesianism: Body-perception and the immediacy of empathy

Joona Taipale

Continental Philosophy Review > 2015 > 48 > 2 > 161-178

The current debates dealing with empathy, social cognition, and the problem of other minds widely accept the assumption that, whereas we can directly perceive the other’s body, certain additional mental operations are needed in order to access the contents of the other’s mind. Body-perception has, in other words, been understood as something that merely mediates our experience of other minds and requires...

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Aktualizacja, fragmentaryzacja, trwanie – próba opisu perspektyw czasowych współczesnego dokumentu

Defining and assessing immediacy in single‐case experimental designs

Sign effect in adolescents: Within‐subject comparison of delay discounting of hypothetical monetary gains and losses

Improvements in psychologists’ metacommunication self‐efficacy, willingness, and skill following online training and a supervision exercise

Supervisees' experiences of a metacommunication intervention in clinical supervision

Regulacje prawa karnego w informacyjnych materiałach prasowych

Foundational aspects of classroom relations: associations between teachers’ immediacy behaviours, classroom democracy, class identification and learning

Retaining the On-Line RN-to-BSN Nursing Student: Does Instructor Immediacy Matter?

An index-based measure of liquidity

TRUTH AS IMMEDIACY AND UNISON: A NEW COMMON GROUND IN PSYCHOANALYSIS? COMMENTARY ON ESSAYS ADDRESSING “IS TRUTH RELEVANT?”

Social robot tutoring for child second language learning

Student and faculty perceptions of humor in the pharmacy classroom

Integrating Adults’ Characteristics and the Requirements for Their Effective Learning in an e-Learning Environment

The liquidity premium in CDS transaction prices: Do frictions matter?

Defining Literature

High-focus and time-immediate indexicals: A study of Sinhala discourse markers me: ‘this’ and dæn ‘now’

Existence and the Aesthetic Forms

The Concept of Relative Non-Locality: Theoretical Implications in Consciousness Research

Ryle and the Immediacy of First-Person Authority

Beyond Cartesianism: Body-perception and the immediacy of empathy

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