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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accessibility of spatial information in a situation model Hakala, Christopher M.
1999
3 p. 261-279
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2 Achieving Understanding in Face-to-Face and Video-Mediated Multiparty Interactions Anderson, Anne H.
2006
3 p. 251-287
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3 Acknowledgment of Reviewers for Volumes 29 and 30 2000
3 p. 305-306
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4 Acknowledgment of Reviewers for Volumes 33 and 34 2002
3 p. 339
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5 Acknowledgment of reviewers for volumes 27 and 28 1999
3 p. 271
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6 Acknowledgment of Reviewers for Volumes 37 and 38 of Discourse Processes 2004
3 p. 345
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7 Acknowledgment: Reviewers 1995
3 p. 351
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8 Acknowledgment: Reviewers volumes 21 and 22 1996
3 p. 315
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9 A comparison of the sensitivity of two prose analysis models to developmental differences in free recall of text Bieger, George R.
1984
3 p. 257-274
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10 A conjoined analysis of American sign language relative clauses Coulter, Geoffrey R.
1983
3 p. 305-318
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11 Acquisition of back channel listener responses to adequate messages Hess, Lucille J.
1988
3 p. 319-335
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12 Adaptations in communication made by deaf signers to different audience types Hoffmeister, Robert J.
1983
3 p. 261-274
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13 A Look Is Worth a Thousand Words: Full Gaze Awareness in Video-Mediated Conversation Monk, Andrew F.
2002
3 p. 257-278
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14 An Acquired Taste: Children's Perceptions of Humor and Teasing in Verbal Irony Pexman, Penny M.
2005
3 p. 259-288
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15 Analyzing the demands that courtroom interaction makes upon speakers of ordinary English: Toward the development of a coherent descriptive framework Valdes, Guadalupe
1986
3 p. 269-303
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16 An analysis of comparison questions in the context of auditing Lauer, Thomas W.
1990
3 p. 349-361
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17 Anaphoric procedures in four text types written by children de Weck, Genevieve
1994
3 p. 465-477
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18 An example of role preparation by a professional actor: A think-aloud protocol Noice, Helga
1994
3 p. 345-369
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19 An exploratory study of story structure and age effects on children's ability to sequence stories Mcclure, Erica
1979
3 p. 213-249
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20 An investigation of lookbacks during studying Alessi, Stephen M.
1979
3 p. 197-212
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21 Answering questions about discourse Singer, Murray
1990
3 p. 261-277
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22 Answering when questions about future events in the context of a calendar system Golding, Jonathan M.
1995
3 p. 249-271
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23 A parallel distributed processing model of story comprehension and recall Golden, Richard M.
1993
3 p. 203-237
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24 Applying the Construction-Integration Framework to Aesthetic Responses to Representational Artworks Millis, Keith
2008
3 p. 263-287
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25 A process model of request tactic evaluation Kim, Min-Sun
1994
3 p. 317-344
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26 A special invited issue: American sign language: Introducation Hoffmeister, Robert J.
1983
3 p. 197-198
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27 Associative and Causal Constraints in the Process of Generating Predictive Inferences Campion, Nicolas
2001
3 p. 263-291
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28 A trading relationship between reading skill and domain knowledge in children's text comprehension Adams, Beverly Colwell
1995
3 p. 307-323
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29 Attribution semantics: Linguistic worlds and point of view Palacas, Arthur L.
1993
3 p. 239-277
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30 Beyond text theory: Understanding literary response Miall, David S.
1994
3 p. 337-352
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31 Binding and unfolding: Towards the linguistic construction of narrative discourse Bamberg, Michael
1991
3 p. 277-305
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32 Causal Coherence in Deaf and Hearing Students' Written Narratives Arfe, Barbara
2006
3 p. 271-300
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33 Chair and Couch Discourse: A Study of Visual Copresence in Psychoanalysis DiNardo, A. Catherine
2005
3 p. 209-238
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34 Children's discourse skill: Form and modality requirements of schooled writing McCutchen, Deborah
1987
3 p. 267-286
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35 Children's Perceptions of the Social Functions of Verbal Irony Harris, Melanie
2003
3 p. 147-165
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36 Children's use of discourse markers in the creation of imaginary participation frameworks Hoyle, Susan M.
1994
3 p. 447-464
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37 Clarifying boundary conditions and extending the motives for nonimmediate language use: A proposed model and test using physicians' role experience and gender Parrott, Roxanne
1994
3 p. 353-376
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38 Cognitive Demand Differences in Causal Inferences: Characters' Plans are More Difficult to Comprehend Than Physical Causation Shears, Connie
2007
3 p. 255-278
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39 Cohesion and retrieval categories in normal and disturbed communication: A methodological note Fine, J.
1981
3 p. 267-270
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40 Communicative skills in childhood: The case of twins Zani, Bruna
1991
3 p. 339-356
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41 Comparison of Topic Organization in Finnish, Swedish-Finnish, and Swedish Family Discourse Tryggvason, Marja-Terttu
2004
3 p. 225-248
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42 Comprehension and memory of personal reference: The use of social information in language processing Murphy, Gregory L.
1992
3 p. 337-356
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43 Computer-Supported and Face-to-Face Collaboration on Design Tasks Anderson, Tony
2007
3 p. 201-228
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44 Conscious understanding during comprehension Trabasso, Tom
1996
3 p. 255-287
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45 Content and consistency in young children's autobiographical recall Flvush, Robyn
1991
3 p. 373-388
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46 Context Incongruity and Irony Processing Ivanko, Stacey L.
2003
3 p. 241-279
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47 Conversation, cohesive and thematic patterning in children's dialogues Fine, Jonathan
1978
3 p. 247-266
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48 Cross-Gender Teasing as a Socializing Practice Tholander, Michael
2002
3 p. 311-338
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49 Dialogue Modelling and Generation Kuhnlein, Peter
2007
3 p. 141-144
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50 Discourse context and sentence perception Tanenhaus, Michael K.
1981
3 p. 197-220
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51 Discourse context effects: Metaphorical and literal interpretations Keysar, Boaz
1994
3 p. 247-269
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52 Discourse Cues That Respondents Have Misunderstood Survey Questions Schober, Michael F.
2004
3 p. 287-308
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53 Discourse Factors That Influence Online Reading of Metaphor and Irony Pexman, Penny M.
2000
3 p. 201-222
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54 Discourse in courts: Cooperation, coercion, and coherence Penman, Robyn
1987
3 p. 201-218
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55 Discourse in deaf classrooms: The structure of teaching episodes Kluwin, Thomas N.
1983
3 p. 275-293
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56 Discourse organization in the comprehension of temporal order in narrative texts Ohtsuka, Keisuke
1992
3 p. 317-336
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57 Discourse structure in American sign language conversations (or, how to know a conversation when you see one) Wilbur, Ronnie B.
1983
3 p. 225-228
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58 Does Sarcasm Always Sting? Investigating the Impact of Ironic Insults and Ironic Compliments Pexman, Penny M.
2002
3 p. 199-217
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59 Does the structure of the evidence base “cause” verdicts of guilty and innocent? Ryan, Michael P.
1980
3 p. 231-261
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60 Dogmas of understanding Clark, Herbert H.
1997
3 p. 567-598
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61 Do 2½-year-olds hint? A study of directive forms in the speech of 2½-year-old children to adults Newcombe, Nora
1981
3 p. 239-252
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62 Editorial board 1992
3 p. 1
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63 Editorial board 1994
3 p. 1
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64 Editorial board 1995
3 p. 1
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65 Editorial board 1981
3 p. 1
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66 Editorial board 1983
3 p. 1
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67 Editorial board 1987
3 p. 1
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68 Editorial board 1993
3 p. 1
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69 Editorial board 1995
3 p. 1
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70 Editorial board 1996
3 p. 1
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71 Editorial board 1999
3 p. 1
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72 Editorial board 1979
3 p. 1
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73 Editorial board 1988
3 p. 1
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74 Editorial board 1989
3 p. 1
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75 Editorial board 1990
3 p. 1
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76 Editorial board 1991
3 p. 1
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77 Editorial board 1994
3 p. 1
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78 Editorial board 1996
3 p. 1
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79 Editorial board 1980
3 p. 1
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80 Editorial board 1985
3 p. 1
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81 Editorial board 1986
3 p. 1
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82 Editorial board 1978
3 p. 1
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83 Editorial board 1999
3 p. 1
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84 Editorial board 1984
3 p. 1
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85 Editorial board 1997
3 p. 1
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86 Editors' introduction: Discourse styles: Variations across speakers, situations, and tasks Gee, James Paul
1989
3 p. 263-265
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87 Effects of Event-Related Centrality on Concept Accessibility Mo, Lei
2007
3 p. 229-254
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88 Embodied Cognition Through Improvisation Improves Memory for a Dramatic Monologue Scott, Christina L.
2001
3 p. 293-305
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89 Encoding and retrieval processes in memory for prose Borland, Ron
1985
3 p. 305-317
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90 Encoding differences between bridging and predictive inferences Fincher-Kiefer, Rebecca
1996
3 p. 225-246
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91 Evaluation during the understanding of narratives Ozyurek, Asli
1997
3 p. 305-335
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92 Experiments on story comprehension and recall Bower, Gordon H.
1978
3 p. 211-231
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93 Exploring Encoding and Retrieval Effects of Background Information on Text Memory Rawson, Katherine A.
2004
3 p. 323-344
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94 Facilitating Low-Income Children's Narrative Performances Through Interviewer Elaborative Style and Reporting Condition Cain, Whitney J.
2005
3 p. 193-208
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95 Forward inferences: From activation to long-term memory Klin, Celia M.
1999
3 p. 241-260
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96 Frequencies of Latinate and Germanic words in English as determinants of formality Levin, Harry
1991
3 p. 389-398
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97 Frog, where are you? Children's narrative expression over the telephone Cameron, Catherine Ann
1999
3 p. 217-236
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98 Gender and Metaphor: Descriptions of Familiar Persons Hegstrom, Jane L.
2002
3 p. 219-234
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99 Gender Differences in Language Use: An Analysis of 14,000 Text Samples Newman, Matthew L.
2008
3 p. 211-236
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100 Generating Multimodal References van der Sluis, Ielka
2007
3 p. 145-174
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101 Generating predictive inferences while viewing a movie Magliano, Joseph P.
1996
3 p. 199-224
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102 Girls' excuses: Listener, severity of violation, and developmental effects Sell, Marie A.
1988
3 p. 357-371
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103 GRIND-1: First report on the magic grinder story comprehension project Rieger, Chuck
1978
3 p. 267-303
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104 Grounding and information communication in intercultural and intracultural dyadic discourse Li, Han Z.
1999
3 p. 195-215
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105 Identifying Individual and Collective Acts of Remembering in Task-Related Communication Bangerter, Adrian
2000
3 p. 237-264
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106 Indirectness in discourse: Ethnicity as conversational style Tannen, Deborah
1981
3 p. 221-238
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107 Infering from text: Some factors influencing which inferences will be made Goetz, Ernest T.
1979
3 p. 179-195
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108 Information extraction: What have we learned? Lehnert, Wendy G.
1997
3 p. 441-470
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109 In memoriam: Walter J. Johnson de Beaugrande, Robert
1997
3 p. 225-227
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110 In search of complete comprehension: Getting “minimalists” to work Foertsch, Julie
1994
3 p. 271-296
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111 Interactions and authority: The dominant interpretive framework in writing conferences Ulichny, Polly
1989
3 p. 309-328
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112 Interactive devices of two-year-old dyads: A twin and nontwin comparison Billman, Dorrit
1984
3 p. 301-319
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113 Interpersonal Motives in Comprehension of Narratives Gamez, Elena
2001
3 p. 215-240
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114 Introduction Hall, William S.
1979
3 p. 156
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115 Invariant characteristics of some morphological processes in American sign language Bellman, Kirstie
1983
3 p. 199-223
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116 Japanese conversation, discourse structure, and ellipsis Hinds, John
1980
3 p. 263-286
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117 Joint reading between mothers and their head start children: Vocabulary development in two text formats Pellegrini, A. D.
1995
3 p. 441-463
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118 Language With Character: A Stratified Corpus Comparison of Individual Differences in E-Mail Communication Oberlander, Jon
2006
3 p. 239-270
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119 Latent semantic analysis: A theory of the psychology of language and mind Landauer, Thomas K.
1999
3 p. 303-310
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120 Learning from text: Reflections on the past and suggestions for the future Goldman, Susan R.
1997
3 p. 357-398
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121 Learning from texts: Effects of prior knowledge and text coherence McNamara, Danielle S.
1996
3 p. 247-288
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122 Learning how to tell a good story: The development of content and language in children's telling of one tale Stenning, Keith
1985
3 p. 261-279
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123 Learning “schooled literacy”: The literate life histories of mainstream student readers and writers Evans, Rick
1993
3 p. 317-340
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124 Learning to mean as a symbolic and social process: The story of ESL writers Inghilleri, Moira
1989
3 p. 391-411
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125 Liking of plan-based stories: The role of goal importance and goal attainment difficulty Jose, Paul E.
1988
3 p. 261-273
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126 Linguistic considerations in the simplification/clarification of insurance policy language Shuy, Roger W.
1978
3 p. 305-321
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127 Long-term prose retention: Is an organizational schema sufficient? McDaniel, Mark A.
1987
3 p. 237-252
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128 Making a list Schiffrin, Deborah
1994
3 p. 377-406
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129 Memory for conversations Hjelmquist, Erland
1984
3 p. 321-336
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130 Memory for discourse in old age Cohen, Gillian
1981
3 p. 253-265
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131 Memory for metaphors and similes in discourse Harris, Richard Jackson
1999
3 p. 257-270
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132 Modeling Speech Disfluency to Predict Conceptual Misalignment in Speech Survey Interfaces Ehlen, Patrick
2007
3 p. 245-265
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133 Multiple constraints on discourse options: A quantitative analysis of causal sequences Schiffrin, Deborah
1985
3 p. 281-303
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134 Narrative discontinuity versus continuity in yagua Payne, Doris L.
1992
3 p. 375-394
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135 Narrative Structure in Recounted Sad Memories Nelson, Kristin L.
2001
3 p. 307-324
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136 “Not good” is “bad,” but “not bad” is not “good”: An analysis of three accounts of negation asymmetry Colston, Herbert L.
1999
3 p. 237-256
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137 Novice strategies for processing scientific texts Dee-Lucas, Diana
1986
3 p. 329-354
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138 On variation in news-text prototypes: Some evidence from English, Polish, and German Duszak, Anna
1995
3 p. 465-483
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139 Out of place: Narrative insights into agoraphobia Capps, Lisa
1995
3 p. 407-439
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140 Paragraphing, reader, and task effects on discourse comprehension Goldman, Susan R.
1995
3 p. 273-305
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141 Perspective Effects on Expository Text Comprehension: Evidence From Think-Aloud Protocols, Eyetracking, and Recall Kaakinen, Johanna K.
2005
3 p. 239-257
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142 Positioning and framing: Constructing interactional asymmetry in employer-employee discourse Gavruseva, Lena
1995
3 p. 325-345
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143 Practices and actions: Boundary cases of other-initiated repair Schegloff, Emanuel A.
1997
3 p. 499-545
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144 Pragmatic development in children's telephone discourse Bordeaux, Marcy Annice
1987
3 p. 253-266
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145 Predictive Inference Generation as a Function of Working Memory Capacity and Causal Text Constraints Linderholm, Tracy
2002
3 p. 259-280
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146 Preface: Discourse processes after two decades Graesser, Arthur C.
1997
3 p. 223-224
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147 Preschool children pay attention to their addressees: Effects of gender composition on peer disputes Killen, Melanie
1995
3 p. 329-346
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148 Preschool children's conversation intrusions: Behavior and metapragmatic knowledge Sachs, Jacqueline
1991
3 p. 357-372
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149 Preschool children's production of directive forms Read, Barbara K.
1978
3 p. 233-245
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150 Procedural text: Predictions of importance ratings and recall by models of reading comprehension Mills, Carol Bergfeld
1993
3 p. 279-315
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151 Psychological research on question answering and question asking Graesser, Arthur C.
1990
3 p. 259-260
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152 Quantitative discourse psychology Graesser, Arthur C.
1997
3 p. 229-263
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153 QUEST: A cognitive model of question answering Graesser, Arthur C.
1990
3 p. 279-303
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154 Question answering in the context of telephone surveys, business interactions, and interviews Graesser, Arthur C.
1990
3 p. 327-348
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155 Reader Control in Reading: Effects of Language Competence, Text Type, and Task Horiba, Yukie
2000
3 p. 223-267
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156 Reading Strategies and Hypertext Comprehension Salmeron, Ladislao
2005
3 p. 171-191
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157 Remembering and planning talk between mothers and children Lucariello, Joan
1987
3 p. 219-235
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158 Repairing Conceptual Mismatches in Human-Computer Dialogue Beun, Robbert-Jan
2007
3 p. 213-243
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159 Repetition in Narratives of African Americans: The Effects of Aphasia Ulatowska, Hanna K.
2000
3 p. 265-283
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160 Role voicing, gender, and age in preschool play discourse Sawyer, R. Keith
1996
3 p. 289-307
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161 Room descriptions Shanon, Benny
1984
3 p. 225-255
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162 Selection and labeling of instrumentalities of verbal manipulation Grimshaw, Allen D.
1980
3 p. 203-229
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163 Semantic and Episodic Effects on Bridging Inferences Myers, Jerome L.
2000
3 p. 179-199
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164 Semantic development and communicative skills in different social classes Shimron, Joseph
1984
3 p. 275-299
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165 Sentences, individual differences, and multiple texts: Three issues in text comprehension Perfetti, Charles A.
1997
3 p. 337-355
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166 Shallow Semantic Processing of Text: An Individual-Differences Account Hannon, Brenda
2004
3 p. 187-204
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167 Shared thinking: Community and institutional variations Rogoff, Barbara
1997
3 p. 471-497
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168 Speech economy and social selection in educational contexts: A Franco-Ontarian case study Heller, Monica
1989
3 p. 377-390
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169 Speech, gesture, and discourse Levy, Elena T.
1992
3 p. 277-301
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170 Strategic Production of Predictive Inferences During Comprehension Allbritton, David
2004
3 p. 309-322
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171 Strategies for distributing time when studying text: An exploratory cluster-analysis approach Freebody, Peter
1986
3 p. 355-374
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172 Style and structure in mother-child conversations about the past Fivush, Robyn
1988
3 p. 337-355
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173 Syntactic Focusing Structures Influence Discourse Processing Birch, Stacy L.
2000
3 p. 285-304
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174 Tactical Uses of Narratives in Nursery School Same-Sex Groups Kyratzis, Amy
2000
3 p. 269-299
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175 Technical discourse: The present progressive tense, the deictic “that,” and pronominalization Reichman-Adar, Rachel
1984
3 p. 337-369
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176 Telling the Truth? A Cultural Comparison of "Facilitating Discussion" in American Talk Yin, Jing
2002
3 p. 235-256
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177 Text comprehension and reading achievement in orally educated hearing-impaired children Donin, Janet
1991
3 p. 307-337
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178 The development of goal plans of action in the narration of a picture story Trabasso, Tom
1992
3 p. 249-275
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179 The dialogic socialization of aggression in a family's court of reason and inquiry Beck, Robert J.
1993
3 p. 341-362
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180 The ice cream stories: A study in normal and psychotic narrations Chaika, Elaine
1986
3 p. 305-328
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181 The influence of language proficiency and comprehension skill on situation-model construction Zwaan, Rolf A.
1996
3 p. 289-327
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182 Thematic knowledge structures in the understanding and generation of narratives Reiser, Brian J.
1985
3 p. 357-389
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183 The Mental Representation of Narrative Texts as Networks: The Role of Necessity and Sufficiency in the Detection of Different Types of Causal Relations Tapiero, Isabelle
2002
3 p. 237-258
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184 The Nature of Referent Resolution in Japanese E-mail Fais, Laurel
2003
3 p. 167-204
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185 The O.J. Simpson case as an exercise in narrative analysis Lakoff, Robin Tolmach
1997
3 p. 547-566
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186 The perception of grammatical boundaries in sign language Tweney, Ryan D.
1983
3 p. 295-304
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187 The relevance of multiple-choice reading test data in studying expository passage comprehension: The saga of a 15 year effort towards an experimental/correlational merger Freedle, Roy
1997
3 p. 399-440
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188 The role of case-filling inferences in the coherence of brief passages Singer, Murray
1980
3 p. 185-201
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189 The role of clarification requests in children's communication of route directions by telephone Lloyd, Peter
1992
3 p. 357-374
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190 The Role of Conceptual and Linguistic Ontologies in Interpreting Spatial Discourse Bateman, John
2007
3 p. 175-212
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191 The role of encoding and retrieval processes in the recall of text Baillet, Susan D.
1986
3 p. 247-268
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192 The role of schemas in reading text: A real-time examination Smith, Edward E.
1992
3 p. 303-316
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193 The role of temporal segmentation markers in discourse processing Bestgen, Yves
1995
3 p. 385-406
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194 The Role of Visuospatial Resources in Generating Predictive and Bridging Inferences Fincher-Kiefer, Rebecca
2004
3 p. 205-224
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195 The roles of schemata in memory for text Bloom, Charles P.
1988
3 p. 305-318
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196 The strategic nature of less skilled readers' suppression problems Long, Debra L.
1999
3 p. 281-302
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197 The voices within narratives: The development of intertextuality in young children's stories Wolf, Dennie
1989
3 p. 329-351
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198 Think-aloud protocols and the study of comprehension Whitney, Paul
1996
3 p. 341-351
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199 Thinking aloud: Telling a story about a story Long, Debra L.
1996
3 p. 329-339
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200 Time, space, and action: Exploring the narrative structure and its linguistic marking Bestgen, Yves
1994
3 p. 421-446
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201 Topic development, syntax, and social class Hemphill, Lowry
1989
3 p. 267-286
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202 Toward a Taxonomy of a Set of Discourse Markers in Dialog: A Theoretical and Computational Linguistic Account Louwerse, Max M.
2003
3 p. 199-239
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203 Toward the use of eye movements in the study of language processing McConkie, George W.
1979
3 p. 157-177
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204 Turn-initial versus turn-final laughter: Two techniques for initiating remedy in English/Italian bookshop service encounters Gavioli, Laura
1995
3 p. 369-384
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205 Two decades of structure building Gernsbacher, Morton Ann
1997
3 p. 265-304
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206 Two styles of narrative construction and their linguistic and educational implications Gee, James Paul
1989
3 p. 287-307
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207 Updating Situation Models From Descriptive Texts: A Test of the Situational Operator Model Millis, Keith K.
2000
3 p. 201-236
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208 Updating Spatial Situation Models: Effects of Prior Knowledge andTask Demands Blanc, Nathalie
2001
3 p. 241-262
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209 Variation in preschool teachers' styles of reading books Dickinson, David
1989
3 p. 353-375
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210 Violating Orientational Metaphors Slows Reading Langston, William
2002
3 p. 281-310
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211 Ways of describing: Assessing, categorizing, and discourse analysis Hartland, N. G.
1994
3 p. 407-419
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212 What do paragraph markings do? Stark, Heather A.
1988
3 p. 275-303
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213 What Is Wrong With ANOVA and Multiple Regression? Analyzing Sentence Reading Times With Hierarchical Linear Models Richter, Tobias
2006
3 p. 221-250
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214 What makes a good answer to a question?: Testing a psychological model of question answering in the context of narrative text Golding, Jonathan M.
1990
3 p. 305-325
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215 Why not say it directly? The social functions of irony Dews, Shelly
1995
3 p. 347-367
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216 Why that now?” two kinds of conversational meaning Bilmes, Jack
1985
3 p. 319-355
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217 Withholding academic advice: Institutional context and discourse practice He, Agnes Weiyun
1994
3 p. 297-316
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218 Yes-No Questions in the Third-Turn Position: Pedagogical Discourse Processes Lee, Yo-An
2008
3 p. 237-262
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219 Young and Older Adult Eyewitnesses' Use of Narrative Features in Testimony Allison, Meredith
2006
3 p. 289-314
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