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First published 2017-5

‘I Got to Know Myself Better,My Failings and Faults’

Sofia Enell

YOUNG

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First published 2021-3

Teaching Early Learners With Autism to Follow Written Directions: Making Text Mediate Action to Promote Independence

Troy V. Mariage, Carol Sue Englert, Joshua B. Plavnick

Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities

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First published 2019-8

CASM: A Deep-Learning Approach for Identifying Collective Action Events with Text and Image Data from Social Media

Han Zhang, Jennifer Pan

Sociological Methodology

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First published 1937-2

Excitant Action of Morphine on the Long-surviving Decorticated Cat. ∗

W. E. Hambourger

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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First published 2004-10

How to Build a House from Reading a Drawing: Professional and Popular Mediations of Construction

Anna-Malin Karlsson

Visual Communication

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First published 2007-01

The mediated conversational floor: an interactive approach to audience reception analysis

Helen Wood

Media,Culture & Society

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First published 2002-2

Sexuality and Textuality

Bonnie E. Litowitz

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

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First published 2026-2

How the timing of texting triggers romantic interest after the first date: A curvilinear U-shaped effect and its underlying mechanisms

Lars Teichmann, Hannes M. Petrowsky, Lea Boecker [...]

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships

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First published 1997-03

The Multivoicedness of Historical Representations in a Changing Sociocultural Context: Young Polish Adults' Representations of World War II

Jan &Lstroke;uczy&nacute;ski

Culture & Psychology

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First published 2021-8

Communicative functions of emoji sequences in the context of self-presentation: A comparative study of Weibo and Twitter users

Jing Ge-Stadnyk

Discourse & Communication

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