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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"transfer of control"”.
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Manding in Children with Autism: Transfer of Control from Adults to Peers
… and deficits. One deficit area is that of communication and social skills with peers. The present study assesses whether children diagnosed with ASD can learn to transfer the skill of producing mands for familiar items from an adult to a typically developing peer. This study replicates …
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Learning to Adapt Cognitive Control Across Paradigms: Evidence for Domain-General Control Strategies
The success of many of our activities depends on how we learn to adapt cognitive control: Usually, we focus and redirect our behavior towards our objectives when facing a particularly challenging task or when irrelevant information activates a response that conflicts with our goals, while we relax …
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Evaluation of three methods for teaching intraverbals to children with language delays
Direct instruction is often necessary to develop language or expand language use in individuals with language delays. Previous research has begun to identify certain training conditions that result in more efficient use of instructional time devoted to language development. Specifically, …
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Constructing Learner Autonomy Through Control Shift: Sociocultural Implications of Teacher Cognition and Practice in a Chinese Secondary School
… an educationally desirable goal, the development of learner autonomy (LA) has been extensively implemented and researched in various settings. Many have advocated that the goal can be achieved in a conventional school environment through control shifts from school managers to teachers and from …
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Incompleteness + interoperability: a multi-paradigm approach to parallel programming for science and engineering applications
… multi-paradigm approach to the development of large-scale, high performance parallel applications. Our approach is characterized by three essential ingredients: (i) Plurality, i.e. a programmer decomposes her application into a number of smaller, and relatively independent modules. Each one …