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Author(s): Medina, Anna | Abstract: One graduate student discovers the power of knowing you are good enough to be in particular spaces

Epistemology is traditionally classified as one of the fields of philosophy, and some psychologists have been content to leave it to the philosophers. In my opinion, the problem of how we know is an absolutely basic concern of psychology, but whether you consider my remarks to be psychology or philosophy I really do not care, as long as you are willing to grant me that the problem is a fundamen...

IDO NOT REMEMBER when I first heard that phrase but I do remember the patient who showed me it was true. His cancer had metastasized to his spinal cord leaving him a paraplegic. His pain was controlled with an epidural morphine pump. Lack of visceral metastases kept him here for many months. Ultimately he was able to finish his book and live to see the galley proofs. I would visit him at home. ...

if the target of foreign language teaching is to use the language, communicative language teaching (clt) seems to be an ideal teaching model. the goal of teaching with this method is to use the language as a medium of communication (adi, 2012).the application of the communicative approach in teaching english as a foreign language, however, is associated with some problems that can cause the met...

H ow do you know if your patient improves with any particular therapy? In the treatment of patients with vision threatening uveitis, the primary goal of therapy is far from universally accepted. Should the end point be improvement in visual acuity? An obvious choice but flawed since many patients benefit without a discernable change in acuity measurements. Cataract and macular scars can limit t...