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Let's take a look at four behavioral design strategies Facebook could use to facilitate discourse and help you avoid offending a good friend's aunt!

The clinician's role was to (a) identify overt word finding behaviors as they occurred, (2) allow their completion, and (c) provide appropriate feedback, including requests for associative information, requests for clarification, comments to confirm the appropriateness of word choices, and comments to facilitate discourse restructuring.

Studies are necessary, however, to examine the safety and feasibility of CHW initiation of PEP, to facilitate discourse around policy change for current facility-based protocol to be inclusive of community-based options.

It consists of three categories of activities, including design and organisation, facilitating discourse and direct instruction.

A second model highlights components important in facilitating discourse on enhancing community capacity to adapt to climatic and other stressors.

"I'm not surprised at all that fans are taking it upon themselves to facilitate the discourse they want to see about the objects of their obsession," she says.

As one of the first people to recognize the power of the Web to facilitate intellectual discourse, Professor Dutton was hailed as being among "the most influential media personalities in the world," as Time magazine described him in 2005.

We found that these processes help the designer improve the management of the overall design process through strategies that facilitate a discourse between designer and her graphic representations.

Teachers also need to develop competencies to facilitate and discourse about design such that contextual concerns can be turned into opportunities to support pedagogical improvement.

The interactive meeting provided a unique opportunity to industrial scientists and regulatory agency liaisons to facilitate the discourse on how to address stability challenges that are not addressed in harmonized guidelines: this paper summarizes those discussions.

Studies have also shown that teachers need skills to facilitate scientific discourse not only to improve students' inquiry and reasoning skills (Gillies and Baffour 2017; Hardy et al. 2010; Watters and Diezmann 2016) but also to enhance students' engagement in productive science practices (Hardy et al. 2010; National Research Council 2012; Webb et al. 2006).