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  1. Automation self-reference

    … machine computation, construction, and self-inspection has been designed. Burks’s conjecture that a machine can by self-inspection obtain its own complete structural description and store the information sufficient to recover this description, within a proper part of itself is confirmed. …

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  2. Self-Reference Elicits Slower Recall for Personality Congruent Adjectives: An Item-Specific Processing Effect

    … trait adjectives in a memory test after making self-reference judgments, relative to other types of judgments (e.g., other-reference and semantics), has been attributed to greater elaborative (i.e., item-specific) and organizational (i.e., relational) processing. The present research asked …

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  3. Verbal Conditioning of Positive and Negative Self-Reference Statements Under Three Types of Experimenter Intervention

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T21:24:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6706641.pdf: 3140389 bytes, checksum: 3dc18e8e4bc3a24cb98d22064975608d (MD5) Previous issue date: 1966

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  4. Ethnic identity among people of Mexican descent: a comparison of self reference, perception of similarity, and interaction preference

    … may each tap into separate dimensions of the self concept, it is determined that statement of interaction preference is the measure most suited to contemporary theories of ethnic identity.

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  5. Exploring the self-reference effect and its educational applications in typically developing children and children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

    … that items, events, or actions which are encoded self-referentially result in a memory advantage. This has been termed the ‘self-reference effect’. There is a lack of research concerning self-referential processes within typically developing children, and children diagnosed with ADHD as well as …

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  6. The Illeism of Jesus and Yahweh: A Study of the Use of the Third-Person Self-Reference in the Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Texts and Its Implications for Christology

    … between the use of the third person for self-reference by Jesus and Yahweh and suggests the potential for both divine and royal themes associated with this manner of speech. Chapter 1 highlights that this issue has received little attention in scholarship. In order to offer a thorough …

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  7. The prediction of cardiovascular reactivity from a measure of hostility: Moderating influences of narcissism and self-involvement

    Recent research has implicated hostility and self involvement in the pathogenesis of coronary heart disease (CHD). The present study sought to investigate whether narcissism and self involvement moderate the effects of hostility in predicting cardiovascular reactivity among a sample of college age …

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  8. Projected self: the de se across dimensions and beyond pronouns

    … simultaneously. The next topic is that of self-reference of Japanese, a language which lacks genuine personal pronouns and where speakers may use a multitude of expressions instead for this function: a long list of so-called personal pronouns which are actually nouns, then also common nouns …

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  9. Negative Mood Reduces Self-Referential Memory Effects in an Online Object Ownership Simulation

    The Self-Reference Effect (SRE) is a cognitive bias in which self-relevant stimuli are prioritised for processing. This bias allocates more attentional and encoding resources to selfrelevant objects making their memory traces more robust and easily retrievable. Research has repeatedly shown that …

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  10. Content Dimensions of the Velten Mood Induction Procedure: Multiple Routes to Negative Mood

    … into its two apparent dimensions (degree of self-reference and negative content) in order to test the relative importance of each dimension in producing negative mood and to explain the psychological processes which account for the procedure's mood altering effects.

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  11. Design Patterns

    … is intended to indicate whether a class has a self-reference. However, this attribute provides no contribution for the recognition of the Singleton design pattern. An essential characteristic is a self-reference of an object and not a self-reference of a class. The prototype is compared with …

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  12. Behavior problems in children of battered women

    … scale scores, mothers' depression and impaired self-reference scale scores significantly correlated with their children's withdrawn and internalizing scale scores, and mothers' dysfunctional sexual behavior and tension reduction behavior scale scores significantly correlated with their …

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  13. Police officers: Perception of self, occupational role, and occupational events.

    … study examined police officers' perceptions of self, occupational role and their relation to perceived stress and posttraumatic stress symptomology. Self-report measures for the study variables were completed by 101 police officers. Hypotheses predicted that perception of self and role would be …

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  14. Reexamining 1930s American Art: The 'Realisms' of Archibald Motley, Jr. And Reginald Marsh

    … two artists employed fantasy, distortion, and self-reference in their work in order to expose realism as decidedly non-mimetic and in need of close scrutiny. In doing so, they also pointed to the precarious social, political, and economic situation facing the United States in the 1930s. I …

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  15. Conflict and convergence : a proposition in Lisbon

    … specifically housing, to go beyond its mode of self-reference it necessitates a paradigm shift of dictated neutrality to that of an ordered disorder. This implies an architecture of multiplicity. One which promotes variety and little constraint to change, yet is also ambiguous enough to be …

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  16. SAL : a Self-Aware Learning system

    … at another level. I show that SAL can use self-reference to articulate, and learn to articulate, its thoughts to a human, and internalize and apply a human's help, in natural language. I also demonstrate that SAL's abilities are enabled by an internal representation that shares important …

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  17. International advertising: how do culture and globalisation affect management decision-making

    … creative strategy transfer, and rejecting Lee's Self-Reference-Criterion (for this population). MAIN FINDINGS: The thesis demonstrates that culture and globalisation are phenomena of different orders: globalisation only being relevant indirectly. Culture has a pervasive relevance, both for the …

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  18. The relationship between self-prioritization, reward-prioritization and emotion-prioritization effects; an EEG study.

    … (even at a perceptual level), are high-reward, self-relevance and positive-emotions. Literature surrounding these perceptual drivers, yields inconsistent evidence towards the relationship between them (Björn, Moritz de, Ulrike, Claus, & Georg, 2009) ;Yankouskaya et al., (2018). The current study …

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  19. The 'I' in First-Person Thought and What is Meant by Self-Knowledge

    … over what exactly it is that is being referenced by the first-person pronoun, ‘I.’ Immanuel Kant believed the ‘I’ associated with a thinking subject is just a formal representation of the substantially existing subject. This raises the question about whether or not ‘I’ is actually a …

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  20. Do You See Yourself in the Future or Past? The Moderating Role of Cultural Orientation in Explaining Temporal Orientation of Self-Referencing

    … relate incoming information to themselves is self-referencing. Advertising practitioners often assume that the self-referencing strategy is one of the most persuasive advertising strategies. Since the self is one of the most well-developed and frequently used constructs in memory, …

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