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Background: Interpretation training programs, in which individuals are trained to interpret ambiguous scenarios in either a negative or benign way, have proven effective in altering anxiety-related cognitive biases in both children and adults.

(f) Project type (e.g. data interpretation, training, etc.).

Findings suggest that positive interpretation training may be a promising treatment for reducing anger.

Using an interpretation training paradigm, previous research has demonstrated that it is possible to modify interpretation biases in socially anxious children and that trained interpretation bias affects important aspects of social anxiety (Vassilopoulos, Banerjee, & Prantzalou, 2009).

Unsurprisingly given the lack of successful interpretation training, there were no significant changes in child or parent reported social anxiety symptoms, clinician-rated severity or diagnoses and change in interpretation was not significantly associated with change in social anxiety.

A nonclinical sample of students high in OC symptoms completed either a Positive (n = 50) or Neutral (n = 50) interpretation training procedure designed to alter OC-relevant interpretations and beliefs.

Da proposes that interpretation trained on such recessive moments and minimal adjustments can light a path for Sino-U.S. relations going forward offering neither a geopolitical showdown nor a celebration of hybridity but the possibility of self-contained cross-cultural encounters that do not have to confess to the fact of their having taken place.

If a family member or nonmedical staff must be drafted to aid in interpretation when trained interpreters are not available, professionals should be aware of the limitations.

With risk communication often constrained by language barriers, there is scope for exploring the role of technology in better enabling the translation and interpretation of training materials into different languages, including local dialects and in culturally appropriate ways.

While inexperienced participants showed significantly improved interpretation upon training in almost all circumstances, experienced participants showed significant improvement again if the results are more difficult to interpret.

Participants exhibited an overall improvement in interpretation after training (75.8 vs 94.6%, p<0.05) shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows further analysis of the improvement in interpretation into four quadrants by the experience of the participants and the difficulty of the results.