The word movie in this quotation from Münsterberg (1916), as well as in a subsequent quote by Griffith (1926, p. 28), substitutes for photoplay, the common term for a feature-length movie at the beginning of the 20th century.
is part of the subsequent long quotation.
The letters omitted, read in clue order, spell out a seasonal quotation given in the second (1953) edition of the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations but dropped from subsequent editions.
A contextomized quotation not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context.
"A contextomized quotation," McGlone concluded, "not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context".
The learning objectives of this summative assignment were that students would be able to identify scientific literature, discriminate different types of literature, generate citations according to CSE style, and construct quotations and paraphrases free of plagiarism on subsequent university assignments.
In the subsequent class, I presented plots of the survey data, group statistics, and anonymous quotations from the students' written explanations that provided a springboard for my overview of major topics in cognitive science.
He quotes Mark Twain in his opening epigraph -- If the desire to kill and the opportunity to kill came always together, who would escape hanging?" -- but the quotation just sits there and fails to reverberate in the subsequent text.
*Participant declined to be re-interviewed yrs - years Supporting quotations are given in Table 2 and a pictorial representation of how these affect health beliefs and subsequent behaviours in Figure 1.
