abstract the present study was carried out to investigate the effect of short stories on students’ reading comprehension, vocabulary power and attitude towards the skill and the new instructional materials. the participants of the study were 120 grade 9 students of dilla secondary and preparatory school. in order to gather data for the study, pre- and posttest of reading comprehension, pre and ...

Research in the humanities is increasingly attracted by data mining and data management techniques in order to efficiently deal with complex scientific corpora. Particularly, the exploration of hidden patterns within different types of data streams arising from psycholinguistic experiments is of growing interest in the area of translation process research. In order to support psycholinguistic e...

Prosodic modelling is presented as a two-part process. In the first part, predictor variables are identified on the basis of psycholinguistic factors that determine word grouping. In the second part, these and intrinsic-contextual linguistic factors generate predictions for durational and melodic assignment. It is argued that data-driven approaches can be rendered more efficient by introducing ...

I survey some recent applications-oriented NL generation systems, and claim that despite very different theoretical backgrounds, these systems have a remarkably similar architecture in terms of the modules they divide the generation process into, the computations these modules perform, and the way the modules interact with each other. I also compare this 'consensus architecture' among applied N...

Recent psycholinguistic work in the study of lexical access has supported a modular view of the process. That is, lexical access proceeds indepedently of the sentential context. Herein we describe a connectionist model of the process which retains modularity, explains apparent anomalies in the results, and makes empirically verifiable predictions.

The overall aim of this investigation was to attempt to determine whether the psycholinguistic view of the reading process was being reflected in the views of preservice teachers. IS THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOLINGUISTIC RESEARCH EVIDENT IN PRESERVICE TEACHERS' VIEWS OF THE READING PROCESS? Mary Jane Gray LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Psycholinguistic research which has been conducted for ab...

Nowadays it is important to study the features of speech, language, which are considered a means communication. At present, attention paid research national language from scientific point view. This article explores jargons used in daily process communication Uzbek language. It cited words jargon younger generation, who main strata society, and explains importance necessity learning their jargo...