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In some studies there has been evidence that CBM-I training induced both an interpretive bias and additionally a more general tendency to report foils of the trained valence as being more familiar (e.g., Hoppitt et al., 2010), but such a distinction was not clear in the present data.

As the authors note, this is essentially a spreading-activation algorithm, and they suggest more general application of this method (see section 5.3 on integrated interpretive methods).

Shattuck's desire to "fix" Proust's text in its 1954 version may be indicative of a more general wish on his part to shut the door of the interpretive shop.

It is also interesting that rather than modifying interpretive bias per se, the intervention appeared to have induced a more general positive bias on both targets and foils in the recognition test (the effects of training were no less evident on the emotional foil sentences than on the target sentences representing alternative possible interpretations of emotionally ambiguous scenarios).

Attention to this interpretive issue in Kant's philosophy of mathematics is vital for the light it sheds on the more general question of what makes synthetic a priori cognition possible, the central question of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.

However, the threat is rather more general.

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".

He called this more general technique "correlation".

There was much more general participation then.

While many of the principles underlying the ambiguities illustrated above are reasonably well understood, general interpretive algorithms are still lacking.