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Visual Training in Aural Rehabilitation
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Young Children's Coordination of Label Extension Across the Senses
… 3- and 4-year-olds learned a label for a visual training object, then examined two hidden objects manually. One was the training object while the other was novel. On the critical trials, children were asked to choose the hidden object that was the referent of a novel label. In Experiment …
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Effectiveness Of Visual-Based Safety Training Compared With Non-Visual Based Safety Training In The Meat Processing Industry For Non-English Speaking, Hispanic Employees
… purpose of this research was to identify whether visual-based safety training for non-English, Spanish speaking employees in the meat industry is more effective than non-visual training. The literature review included in this thesis studies the known barriers to training Hispanic workers, the …
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St. Nicholas Magazine: A Portable Art Museum
… While it was intended to be a literary magazine, visual imagery was an important component of the monthly. Illustrations and reproductions of fine art and architecture from Antiquity, the Old Masters, and contemporary academic artists illustrated fictional serials, accompanied art historical …
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The Effect of Age on Visuomotor Learning Processes
… of movements, such as reaching with altered visual feedback, is thought to rely on the quality of sensory feedback and how well we can predict our movements. Cognitive strategies can also contribute to how quickly adaptation can occur. Age-related declines in sensory acuity and cognitive …
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Designing representational architectures in recognition
… of learning about a fixed set of categories from training examples provided for those categories. At test time, then the problem is to which of those learned categories a test image belongs. This thesis tries to question the typical settings of recognition and shows remarkable achievements as a …