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Professor Robert Alan Kennedy | Psychology | 01 December 2001
Skilled reading involves the execution of innumerable small eye movements, or saccades (eg 100,000 or more for a short novel). Typically, each saccade shifts the eyes about 7-8 characters forward and is followed by a period of steady fixation lasting ...
Professor Robert Alan Kennedy | 01 October 1985
Individuals in many settings are now as a matter of routine involved in interactions with complex computer systems. In particular, the development of expert systems for use in medical, legal, commercial or educational contexts has meant that many per ...
Mr Coopey | Management and Business Studies | 01 October 1993
Application abstract: whereas the area of innovation in organisations has received much attention in recent years, the innovations of individual managers in their immediate work environments tend to have been neglected. Our study sets out to build on ...
01 February 1986
A number of properties of text are known to influence the way in which the readers eyes move. For example, the physical length of words lying to the right of the readers current fixation, plays an important role in determining where the next fixation ...
Professor Mark Bennett | Psychology | 01 April 1999
Although the importance of the process of social categorisation has been widely acknowledged by developmental psychologists, the focus of attention has largely been upon which categories are relevant to children and when these categories begin to be ...
Professor Philip Seymour | Psychology | 01 January 2001
Several studies suggest that the acquisition of reading skill may be slower and more difficult in english than in other european languages. A recently completed ec project (cost action a8) confirmed this conclusion in comparisons between english and ...
Professor Allan Findlay | Human Geography | 01 January 1995
Application abstract: the research project proposes to investigate the meaning of migration to hong kong doctors and engineers living in the uk and canada. This may be contrasted with previous research by the authors amongst the same two professional ...
Mrs Bochel | Social Policy | 01 June 1988
Aims & methods (as at end of award): aims : the projects four aims sought to examine - (a) factors influencing demand (b) the relative importance of elements of the sheltered housing package (c) concepts of dependency and sheltering (d) choice and co ...
Mr Rogers | 01 November 1985
Despite the existence of some domestic deposits of coal and uranium and the exploitation of north sea oil and natural gas, the countries of the european community continue to be net importers of energy. Hence security of supply continues to be a majo ...
Prof N/A Macdonald | Economics | 01 November 1990
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