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Category-level contributions to the alphanumeric category effect in visual search
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Do letter and digit recognition depend on the same or different cognitive mechanisms? Letters are detected more quickly among digits than among letters; likewise, digit search is facilitated when distractors are letters, as opposed to digits. This effect suggests that different mechanisms underlie recognition of these two categories. There are, however, systematic physical differences between letters and digits that might account for the effect. We used target and distractor stimuli that faci...
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Category-level contributions to the alphanumeric category effect in visual search
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
; Do letter and digit recognition depend on the same or different cognitive mechanisms? Letters are detected more quickly among digits than among letters; likewise, digit search is facilitated when distractors are letters, as opposed to digits. This effect suggests that different mechanisms underlie
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"Creating Community Across Disability and Difference.".(HEALTH/SANTE)(Brief article)
Resources for Feminist Research
; Rice, Carla, Hilde Zitzelsberger, Wendy Porch and Esther Ignagni. Creating Community Across Disability and Difference. Canadian Woman Studies/les cahiers de la femme. Special Issue: Women's Health and Well-Being, vol. 24, no. 1 (Fall 2004), pp. 187-193. The Building Bridges Project works at how the
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The Greek's Offense
The Washington Post
; Back in my college days, I dabbled in anthropology. In physical anthropology we had to do something called "racing and sexing" of skulls. That entailed looking at a skull and determining whether it was once a man or a woman-and which race. Yes, Virginia, the races are physically different. And
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Vic: Everyday chores are more arduous than bowls, tribunal hears
AAP General News (Australia)
; AAP General News (Australia) 08-22-2000 Vic: Everyday chores are more arduous than bowls, tribunal hears A sports academic says playing bowls is ...
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Body Politics: In Fat Girl, the physical differences between two sisters shape their ideas about who they are
The Independent Weekly
; Let?s face it: Sex makes Americans squeamish, especially when it?s detached from love and marriage. In fact, that squeamishness may be a defining characteristic of contemporary American culture. A case in point might be Hollywood?s recent treatment of Nathaniel Hawthorne?s long-suffering Puritan
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Vic: Everyday chores are more arduous than bowls, tribunal told
AAP General News (Australia)
; AAP General News (Australia) 08-22-2000 Vic: Everyday chores are more arduous than bowls, tribunal told MELBOURNE, Aug 22 AAP - Many everyday tasks ...
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Two Students Who Taught Me Well
Kappa Delta Pi Record
; His name was Jay. He had cerebral palsy and used a walker. My first thought was how can I accommodate him? And then, does he need a special desk? Jay's intelligence was above average, and he did not want to be different. The students accepted Jay despite his physical differences; in fact, they
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Jail chief's race claim to be investigated
The Independent - London
; By Fran Abrams Political Correspondent THE PRISON Service is to commission new research into claims that physical differences make Afro-Caribbeans more likely than whites to die of suffocation while being restrained in jail, the Government announced last night. Lord Williams of Mostyn, a Home
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An opportunity for tolerance
The Nelson Mail
; Sir, Statements the "Name withheld by agreement'' writer (Mailbox, September 21) chose to exclude: "children endure bullying due to their size, weight, physical differences, sexuality "being gay is not something you are talked into or out of, it's just who you are Countless people who develop "gay
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The G-spot 'does exist'.(News)
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
; ITALIAN scientists claim to have found the first clear evidence that the fabled G-spot really exists - but only in some lucky women. Ultrasound scans found distinct physical differences between nine women who claimed to experience vaginal orgasms, and 11 who said they did not. In the first group,
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