...’ dictionaries have not been examined previously in any depth, and the results suggest that some adjustments to formatting and placement might make them more effective. warning notes typographical features noticing error correction dictionary use In second language acquisition studies it is generally...

...The human visual system consists of a system for inspecting objects, starting with the fovea in the retina, and a system for noticing which objects should be inspected, and directing the eyes to look at them. In daylight, the cones are the photoreceptors used, with three types, leading...

...Anne Augustine, Diffractive Inquiring, or How I Came to Care. In: Doing Process Research in Organizations, Noticing Differently. Edited by Barbara Simpson and Line Revsbæk, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press (2022). DOI: 10.1093/oso...

... we see in any particular situation may not necessarily accord with what others see . Different noticings, as they arise in various circumstances, guide us in responding differently, engaging differently, and thus creating our world(s) differently. Following Berger, when we allow ourselves...

... underpinnings of attention, the way in which we focus our attention (and thereby notice and ignore things) not just as individuals and as humans but also as social beings, members of particular communities with specific traditions and conventions of attending to certain parts of reality while ignoring others...

...Chapter 2 describes discovery in science: exploration at the frontiers of knowledge, becoming first to know something new, and establishing intellectual ownership by making public a discovery claim. Every scientist faces Plato's paradox — the tendency to find that for which one is looking. Noticing...

...How do speakers learn from input? In the case of phoneme acquisition, it is argued that speakers notice and record statistical properties of the input. The recency effect provides further insight into the process whereby speakers update their current state of knowledge. learnability phonology...

... Kantian ideal, law is expected to function in isolation and absent the self. Performance and the theatrical could not think more differently, creating conditions that enable bodily responses to engender responsiveness that affords the possibility of noticing. This ability to notice...

...Line Revsbæk and Barbara Simpson, Why Does Process Research Require Us to Notice Differently?. In: Doing Process Research in Organizations, Noticing Differently. Edited by Barbara Simpson and Line Revsbæk, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press (2022...

...Chapter 2 examines the gendered patterns of responsibility that cut across class lines. Nurturing children’s developing bodies requires a series of related competencies: noticing a child’s needs, tastes, and desires; gathering information about health...

... further that Brentano’s account of noticing and observation has room for an ‘anatomy of the soul’ that proceeds by noticing the elements of our mental life. Aristotle Gennaro R J Rosenthal D consciousness contrarianism mental acts perceiving perception transparency Ryle G awareness constituency...

... Bertrand Campbell John imagination Walter Sven Wild Markus phenomenology epistemology belief conscious experience visual perception tacit knowledge perception direct perception noticing indirect perception conciousness I am interested in what we see insofar as this tells us something about...

...This chapter discusses whether the claim that experience is ‘transparent’ undermines the claim that one can engage in the pre-judgemental activity of introspectively attending to an experience one is undergoing. The chapter considers the question of what is involved in noticing, looking...

...This essay considers the concept of noticing in improvisational movement practices. It takes as its starting point the premise that the act of noticing is a conscious and active form of engagement, and interrogates this in relation to what and how dance artists...

... disorder Covert exposure Coping desensitization Change history Neurolinguistic programming Relaxation training Daily Record of Difficult Meanings action solve problems skills training exposure anxiety avoidance noticing emotions accepting emotions allowing without acting What we see and feel...

...This chapter addresses the social organization of denial. Focus shifts as social attitudes change. Noticing and ignoring are always performed by members of particular social communities with particular social conventions of attention and communication. In fact, the way one focuses his attention...

... generally. It argues that social pretense plays several important roles in social interactions. Pretense functions as a tool for setting the boundaries of the normative space in which social interactions take place. Social practices of interpersonal notice involve many social conventions that require...

...In perception, objects come to the attention. Accordingly, one might come to believe that ‘The Attention’ names the capacity to harbour events of the specific idiosyncratic type, noticing. In fact it signifies an experiential mental space to which objects can come in perception and, which can...

... that can be an immediate material or external object of noticing. From this unique property, compounded with the psycho‐physical nomic situation governing its objectification, flows the special utility of the secondary quality. Namely, to take its place as material object for the Attention in an experience...

... for it, you might come away saying you did not see it. Here ‘see’ can have roughly the sense of ‘notice’. But clearly you have an experience that represents the hen—though you do not see the hen as such. You would, however, notice it if it moved; you see the spot it occupies...