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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"dual processing"”.

  1. Motivating science learning

    Dual-processing theories of conceptual change hypothesize that if children are more personally involved in a lesson they will process the information more deeply leading to more and stronger conceptual change (Dole & Sinatra, 1998). This study tests this theory by increasing personal involvement …

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  2. Aspiration noise during phonation : synthesis, analysis, and pitch-scale modification

    … an alternate approach to the speech signal processing aim of accurate pitch-scale modification. The proposed strategy takes a dual processing approach, in which the periodic and noise components of the speech signal are separately analyzed, modified, and re-synthesized. The periodic …

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  3. The neuropsychological investigation of dyslexic readers: an experimental approach to subtyping

    … vigilance) while DR-F and NR children did not. A dual processing model was proposed to explain the findings for the DR-NF children. Limitations, implications for the treatment of DR children, and directions for future research are outlined

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  4. Taking the First Step on the Consumer Privacy Journey - Three Essays on Consumers' Privacy-Related Decision-Making

    … and decision-evaluation processes. Based on dual-processing models of decision-making, this dissertation focuses on both consumers’ cognitive and affective evaluations of privacy-related information: First, Essay 1 offers novel conceptualizations and operationalizations of consumers’ …

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  5. Understanding Consumers' Digital Data Disclosure Decision-Making: A Focus on Data Sharing Cooperations, Perceived Risks and Low-Cognitive-Effort Processing

    … rely more strongly on low-cognitive-effort processing for their disclosure decision, iii) essay 3 explores different consumer groups that vary in their perception of how a DSC affects their privacy risks, iv) essay 4 refines the understanding of privacy concerns and privacy risks and …

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  6. Achieving Evaluation Influence Through Elaboration Likelihood Model-informed Evaluation Product Designs

    … this gap. The Elaboration Likelihood Model, a dual-processing model of persuasion, provides insights into how persuasive information is processed and how this processing impacts attitude formation and behavioral intention (Petty & Cacioppo, 1986). By translating the principles of the …

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  7. Reason and reaction: The dual route of decision making process on social media usage: The case of hospitality brand fan pages

    … Willingness Model to understand the underlying dual processing of behavior on restaurant Facebook fan pages. To the author's knowledge, the two theories have never been combined together to comprehensively investigate consumers' behavior in hospitality industry. The aim of this research was to …

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  8. Mock Juror Understanding of Complex Testimony: the Flynn Effect in Atkins Cases

    In 2002, the Supreme Court ruled that individuals with intellectual disability (ID) could not be sentenced to death (Atkins vs. Virginia). Since this decision, triers-of-fact have been making determinations as to whether a defendant meets the diagnostic criteria for ID. The current study evaluated …

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  9. Examining the mere exposure effect in a marketing context

    … that, “the mere repeated exposure of the individual to a stimulus is a sufficient condition for the enhancement of his attitude towards it. By ‘mere exposure’ is meant a condition which just makes the given stimulus accessible to the individual's perception.” Since then, this robust experimental …

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  10. Examining the effects of implicit and internalized weight bias on physical activity participation for women in larger bodies

    … to the self by people in larger bodies. Dual process models may be uniquely situated to help us understand how weight stigma becomes internalized and whether this impacts (physical activity) PA participation. Within dual process models two systems regulate how we think; the associative …

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