Keyword [referential]
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| 181. | The dynamic self: Exploring the critical role of the default mode network in self-referential processing |
| 182. | Referential communication strategies as a function of accessing conceptual representations of abstract shapes in a second or foreign language |
| 183. | Bound Cognition and Referential Uses of Language |
| 184. | The effect of age on reference management in the narratives of African-American women |
| 185. | Empty names: An essay on the semantics, pragmatics, metaphysics, and epistemology of empty names and other directly referential expressions |
| 186. | The effects of linguistic form, common ground, and perspective on domains of referential interpretation |
| 187. | The dynamic construction of referential domains |
| 188. | Linguistic form follows pragmatic function: A multivariate developmental analysis of the determinants of referential form in young children's language |
| 189. | Early precursors to theory of mind: Infant understanding of the referential nature of visual perception |
| 190. | Comparison of verbatim transcripts and psychoanalytic process notes for emotion tone, abstraction, and referential activity using computerized text analysis methods |
| 191. | Allegories of telling: Self-referential narrative in contemporary British fiction |
| 192. | The effect of supplemental homework tasks involving referential questions on learners' target language linguistic output and accuracy |
| 193. | The effect of negative self-referential mood and depression upon creative processes related to change in psychotherapy |
| 194. | Pragmatic language dysfunction in autism: Referential communication and perspective-taking in autistic speaker |
| 195. | REFERENTIAL COMMUNICATION IN DEVELOPMENTALLY DELAYED CHILDREN: A FOLLOW UP AT SCHOOL ENTR |
| 196. | EFFECTS OF CODABILITY OF REFERENTS AND TYPE OF FEEDBACK ON REFERENTIAL COMMUNICATION PROFICIENCY IN YOUNG CHILDRE |
| 197. | Semantic role predictability affects referential form |
| 198. | The distribution and processing of referential expressions: Evidence from English and Chamorro |
| 199. | Examining the Role of Schizotypy, Referential Beliefs, Aberrant Salience, and Delusional Beliefs on Eye Tracking Performance: An Anti-Saccade Stud |
| 200. | A Study Of Multimodal Referential Behavior In Oral Narratives Of Chinese Children With Autism |
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