Thus, the purpose of the current study was to culturally and linguistically adapt an empirically supported, individually tailored physical activity print intervention for Latinos and then conduct an RCT of the modified program.
Many people viewed the highly praised dictionary as overly innovative; educated Americans, even those who supported Webster's jingoism, were often conservative linguistically, adhering to British norms, and unwilling to challenge the authority of Samuel Johnson's dictionary of 1755.
In addition, supported by the pilot study results, assessors cannot be blinded since we need to match assessors and participants linguistically.
Settlement may have been mediated by ancient sea nomad movements because the linguistically closest population, Ma'anyan, has only subtle genetic connections to Malagasy, whereas genetic links with other sea nomads are more strongly supported.
Results showed an N400 effect when the prediction for an ideal (animate) Actor following an Undergoer was not met, thus further supporting the cross-linguistically robust nature of animacy preferences.
The caregivers' satisfaction with services was shaped by their expectations for culturally and linguistically congruent caregiver support.
Incentive schemes may be needed in some situations, to encourage and support recruitment from local communities and/or recruitment from linguistically and culturally diverse communities.
She is particularly concerned with understanding how local and national policies support high-quality teaching in schools that serve culturally and linguistically diverse groups of children.
They support the notion that language comprehension needs a flexible and interactive dual system, with the processing of linguistically complex words engaging both perceptual and linguistic processing mechanisms.
