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2020
DiGeSt Journal of Diversity and Gender Studies
Reviewed Work(s):1. Leftover women: The resurgence of gender inequality in China by Fincher, L.H.2. Gender and media: Representing, producing, consuming by Krijnen, T. & Van Bauwel, S.3. ...
Individuals are now able to choose between different readings of media or even create their own. ...
Fincher's research has found that many Chinese women rush into marriage without protecting their economic interests and often transfer their assets to their boyfriend or husband to buy a marital home. ...
doi:10.21825/digest.v7i1.16502
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An Interview with Miriam Schcolnik: Reading, E-Reading and Writing and Their Assessment
2020
European Scientific Journal
Her research interests are e-reading and writing, and the use of digital tools to facilitate language learning and communication. ...
For three decades she coordinated and taught EAP (English for Academic Purposes) courses as well as a course in Technology in Language Teaching. ...
Researchers from different fields are researching e-reading: library science is interested in what e-reading is used for and how, and libraries need to have a policy for acquisition, lending platforms ...
doi:10.19044/esj.2020.v16n28p1
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Advanced Reading Comprehension Expectations in Secondary School
2015
Journal of Disability Policy Studies
A considerable percentage of students with ED encounter unfavorable academic and long-term outcomes, often due to reading difficulties and behavioral variables that impede learning. ...
To date, the impact of rising expectations in reading on the education of students with ED has been absent from this conversation about CCSS. ...
Students must use context as a reference to obtain meaning. It is crucial to understand how text structure works and how different parts of the text fit together as a whole. ...
doi:10.1177/1044207315604365
pmid:27403040
pmcid:PMC4937879
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Can Machines Read our Minds?
2019
Minds and Machines
To answer the question, we review a large number of empirical studies, in which samples of behaviour are used to automatically infer a range of psychological constructs, including affect and emotions, ...
Ongoing technical advances across a range of research communities indicate that machines are now able to access this information, but the extent to which this is possible and the consequent implications ...
the original author(s) and the source, provide a link to the Creative Commons license, and indicate if changes were made. ...
doi:10.1007/s11023-019-09497-4
fatcat:e773vmgcsba57g6wxmwoeblh2a
Leisure-Based Reading and the Place of E-Books in Everyday Life
[chapter]
2013
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Our findings are relevant to designers of digital reading technologies in highlighting the values guiding people's choices and behaviors concerning e-book use. ...
We present a diary study with 16 readers tracking their behaviors and motivations surrounding e-book use. ...
Content might also be almost instantly acquired in the context of learning about a book, such as reading a review in a newspaper (p7), hearing about a book at a conference (p6), or on a TV or radio program ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-40480-1_1
fatcat:qa7rscmgknez5aq4tbic6nsurm
Teachers' reading promotion activities: variation, structure and correlates
2020
L1-Educational Studies in Language and Literature
activities are acted out independently or cluster into meaningful categories of reading promotion behavior. ...
A survey was administered to 194 teachers and data was analyzed using Principal Component Analyses (PCA). ...
The two factors interact, according to the review by Morgan and Fuchs (2007) of 15 studies addressing the relationship between reading behavior and competency beliefs or goal orientations of children ...
doi:10.17239/l1esll-2020.20.01.09
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Do People Really Experience Information Overload While Reading Online Reviews?
2015
International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction
Thus, we investigate how users perceive products depending on various numbers of reviews (from 0 to 3,000 reviews) and different review valences (generally positive, generally negative, and divided). ...
We found no clear evidence to suggest that information overload increases as the number of reviews increases. ...
"How likely is it that you will buy this product?" I would recommend this product to Vina. (Park et al., 2006) "How likely is that you will recommend this product to your friends?" ...
doi:10.1080/10447318.2015.1072785
fatcat:bbvczveyvvelbjbfitignlcgdy
Motivating Boys to Read: Inquiry, Modeling, and Choice Matter
2012
Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy
The touchstone text that the teacher read was viewed as a platform for making connections to other pieces. ...
I want to hurry up and read my book so that I can read what they're reading. It's how I read so many books this year. I didn't mean to or anything. ...
More to Explore ...
doi:10.1002/jaal.00070
fatcat:5fxbxo7nzvhqlmssriucad3ooy
Reading interest in a digital age
2017
Reading Psychology
It was shown that the primary source of the 15 factors was interpreted as psycho-behavior dimensions rather than reading modes or purposes of reading. ...
interest in recreational reading is linked to the development of academic reading. ...
When reading online is perceived as a source of fun or relaxation, the Internet is used to search and read online news, health or medical information, menu or recipes, information on buying or selling ...
doi:10.1080/02702711.2017.1341966
fatcat:sjlbewl6xnf6jcjfi2jkg2vkom
The Corseted Curriculum: Four Feminist Readings of a Strong Disney Princess
[chapter]
2016
Disney, Culture, and Curriculum
Each part of the book questions our engagements with Disney in order to advance a critical understanding of how Disney teaches us how to feel, buy, and be through experiences, products, and services that ...
How to Read Donald Duck did not focus on films but, rather, was a textual analysis of 100 Disney comics that were distributed in Chile in the 1980s. ...
doi:10.4324/9781315661599-27
fatcat:zqtplp7cijfstjo3fo4jmyqnii
Who Should Read This Book
[chapter]
2016
Securing the Outdoor Construction Site
This organization is very typical for Unix databases -so much so that it is often possible to ...
Most of Unix's pre-1980 competitors were tied to a single hardware platform, and died with that platform. ...
XENIX as a product was rapidly deep-sixed, and eventually sold to SCO. It was not apparent at the time how successful (or how destructive) Microsoft was going to be. ...
doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-802383-9.00019-8
fatcat:5cxlhe2k4fbjzfwouwq6qa7iqe
To Buy or Not to Buy? A Research on the Relationship Between Traceable Food Extrinsic Cues and Consumers' Purchase Intention
2022
Furthermore, peer influence was found to be a significant moderator in the relationship between perceived risk (perceived value) and "traceable food purchase intention." ...
However, it is still not fully understood how the multiple information brought by traceability affects consumers' purchase decision. ...
of behavior or views. ...
doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.873941
pmid:35548541
pmcid:PMC9083354
fatcat:e3wzutf7lzawtb2rnpniqm2x44
Reading About the Financial Crisis: A 21-Book Review
2011
Social Science Research Network
In this article, I review a diverse set of 21 books on the crisis, 11 written by academics, and 10 written by journalists and one former Treasury Secretary. ...
establish a single set of facts from which more accurate inferences and narratives can be constructed. ...
of narrative to shape events. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1949908
fatcat:xsfzfy2zcjftvgfyluf2pkiv74
"Worse Than What I Read?" The External Effect of Review Ratings on the Online Review Generation Process: An Empirical Analysis of Multiple Product Categories Using Amazon.com Review Data
2021
Sustainability
Specifically, a negative discrepancy ('worse than what I read') significantly accelerates consumers to write negative reviews (19/19 categories supported), while a positive discrepancy ('better than what ...
' search behavior or the credibility of the information. ...
This is because online platform providers tend to provide favorable reviews and ratings to attract more companies or stores to their platforms. ...
doi:10.3390/su131910912
fatcat:zwarcwoz35agfnoe7plf6ar2qe
Issues of Reading Habits Among Malaysian Students: School and Home Perceptions
2021
Journal of Islamic Education Research
Reading Habits, (viii) Current Reading Program Need Improvement, (ix) No Clear Guidelines or Profile. ...
as for policymakers who may utilize the findings of this study to identify and improve the community and students in Malaysia as a reading community. ...
you want to buy books for reading material, what is it like. ...
doi:10.35719/jier.v2i2.154
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