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  1. Re-reading between the lines: a re-evaluation of the pragmatic implications of minimization within police interrogations

    … by participants in the follow-up questions (Self v. Other) and (2) the language and placement of the leniency warning. Results indicated that minimization only implies leniency when an imagine-other perspective is used; however, this effect can be successfully negated if a leniency warning is …

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  2. Engendered: An Artistic Treatise Against Gender

    … of gender terms would create more accurate self-identity by allowing for a broader spectrum of diversity and, as a result, further equity. Due to the strong bond between language and culture, my theory is that by slowly tweaking our language over time, while intermediately allowing for the …

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