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Self-reported parental abuse relates to autobiographical memory style in patients with eating disorders
(2003)Previous research has shown a relationship between levels of self-reported childhood abuse and overgeneral memory style. This relationship was further clarified in patients with an eating disorder (ED). Patients and healthy ... -
Self-reproduction in asynchronous cellular automata
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2002)Building on the work of Von Neumann, Burks, Codd, and Langton, among others, we introduce the first examples of asynchronous self-reproduction in cellular automata. Reliance on a global synchronous update signal has been ... -
A self-stabilizing Pantoja-like indirect algorithm for optimal control
(2001)In 1983 Pantoja described a computationally efficient stagewise construction of the Newton direction for the discrete time optimal control problem. Automatic Differentiation can be used to implement Pantoja's algorithm and ... -
Self-Stigmatization and Ageism Amongst Older People Accessing Mental Health Services
(2009-06-03)The aim of this novel piece of research was to explore experiences of self-stigma amongst a group of older people (aged 65+) currently using mental health services. In order to try and identify possible contributing ... -
Self-Study Methodology: An Emerging Approach for Practitioner Research in Europe
(Springer Nature, 2019-10-07)This chapter highlights the European contribution to the growing knowledge about self-study methodology. Europe is a patchwork of countries, cultures and languages. Looking at teacher educators in Europe, we see a broad ... -
Self-Study Research in Europe
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Self-study: a developing research approach for professional learning
(2019-05-31)In this article the authors consider the ‘self-study’ research approach that has been used particularly in teacher education contexts in North America and Australia. They explore the concept of self-study and its use as a ... -
The Selfless Artist : A Personal Reflection on Expanded Engagement with the Other
(2012-03-16)Mike Kelley’s recent suicide seems to have been partly a reaction to the internal conflict of being at the top of the art world, a system he was highly critical of and whose ‘abject’ and ‘difficult’ work was supposedly in ... -
SEM/EDX and confocal microscopy analysis of novel and conventional enteric-coated systems
(2009-03)novel double coating enteric system (comprising an inner layer of neutralised EUDRAGIT® L 30 D-55 and organic acid, and an outer layer of standard EUDRAGIT® L 30 D-55) was developed to provide fast dissolution in proximal ... -
Semaglutide as a Possible Calmodulin Binder: Ligand-Based Computational Analyses and Relevance to Its Associated Reward and Appetitive Behaviour Actions
(2024-03-22)Semaglutide, a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist, has gained considerable attention as a therapeutic agent for type 2 diabetes mellitus and obesity. Despite its clinical success, the precise mechanisms ... -
Semantic Composition with Quotient Algebras
(2010)We describe an algebraic approach for computing with vector based semantics. The tensor product has been proposed as a method of composition, but has the undesirable property that strings of different length are incomparable. ... -
Semantic information and the correctness theory of truth
(2010)Semantic information is usually supposed to satisfy the veridicality thesis: p qualifies as semantic information only if p is true. However, what it means for semantic information to be true is often left implicit, with ... -
Semantic information and the network theory of account
(2012-02)The article addresses the problem of how semantic information can be upgraded to knowledge. The introductory section explains the technical terminology and the relevant background. Section 2 argues that, for semantic ... -
Semantic memory and symptomatology in schizophrenia : A review
(Nova Science Publishers Inc., USA., 2012)This chapter reviews the past twenty years of research on semantic memory function in schizophrenia. This now substantial body of work has consistently documented abnormal semantic memory in most schizophrenia patients ... -
Semantic memory associated with negative symptoms in schizophrenia
(Nova Science Publishers Inc., USA., 2012)In the chapter, we present a new study examining semantic memory impairment in community-based patients with schizophrenia and its symptoms correlates. We tested 73 community-based patients with schizophrenia and 71 healthy ... -
Semantic memory impairment in schizophrenia : Deficit in storage or access of knowledge?
(2008)This study evaluates whether patients with schizophrenia have a degraded memory store for semantic knowledge. 20 patients with a chronic history of schizophrenia and evidence of cognitive impairment were selected, since ... -
Semantic Memory Impairments in Schizophrenia: A Neuropsychological Study to Evaluate Competing Theories
(2008-11-04)Abstract People with a diagnosis of schizophrenia have been found to perform poorly on tasks assessing semantic memory, and these impairments have been proposed to be related to certain symptoms, in particular Formal ...