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A comparative analysis of English nuclear stress principles in conversation by Lee, Kent

“…Nuclear stress (or sentence stress) as a prosodic feature marks information flow in spoken English, and has received some treatment in the linguistics…”
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Implicit Racial/Ethnic Bias Among Health Care Professionals and Its Influence on Health Care Outcomes: A Systematic Review by Hall, William J, Chapman, Mimi V, Lee, Kent M, Merino, Yesenia M, Thomas, Tainayah W, Payne, B Keith, Eng, Eugenia, Day, Steven H, Coyne-Beasley, Tamera

“…In the United States, people of color face disparities in access to health care, the quality of care received, and health outcomes. The attitudes and behaviors…”
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Predictive processing models and affective neuroscience by Lee, Kent M., Ferreira-Santos, Fernando, Satpute, Ajay B.

“…•The neural basis of affective experience remains elusive.•Common experimental paradigms are critiqued from a predictive processing view.•Predictive processing…”
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More than labels: neural representations of emotion words are widely distributed across the brain by Lee, Kent M, Satpute, Ajay B

“…Abstract Although emotion words such as “anger,” “disgust,” “happiness,” or “pride” are often thought of as mere labels, increasing evidence points to language…”
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Researcher‐Supported Professional Learning and Development for Instructors in Adult L2 Programs: Factors Leading to Ongoing Communities of Practice by ABBOTT, MARILYN L., LEE, KENT K.

“…We describe a longitudinal (5‐year) researcher‐supported initiative designed to strengthen the research–practice link (RPL) and serve as an effective form of…”
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Sinful pleasures and pious woes? Using fMRI to examine evaluative and hedonic emotion knowledge by Lee, Kent M, Lee, SuhJin, Satpute, Ajay B

“…Traditionally, lust and pride have been considered pleasurable, yet sinful in the West. Conversely, guilt is often considered aversive, yet valuable. These…”
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Constructing Explicit Prejudice: Evidence From Large Sample Datasets by Lee, Kent M., Lindquist, Kristen A., Payne, B. Keith

“…How does implicit bias contribute to explicit prejudice? Prior experiments show that concept knowledge about fear versus sympathy determines whether negative…”
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Constructing Bias: Conceptualization Breaks the Link Between Implicit Bias and Fear of Black Americans by Lee, Kent M., Lindquist, Kristen A., Payne, B. Keith

“…Negative affect toward outgroup members has long been known to predict discriminatory behavior. However, psychological constructionist theories of emotion…”
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Feeling Worse to Feel Better: Pain-Offset Relief Simultaneously Stimulates Positive Affect and Reduces Negative Affect by Franklin, Joseph C., Lee, Kent M., Hanna, Eleanor K., Prinstein, Mitchell J.

“…Although pain itself induces negative affect, the removal (or offset) of pain induces a powerful state of relief. Despite being implicated in a wide range of…”
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Onset of Non-Continuum Effects in Microrheology of Entangled Polymer Solutions by Chapman, Cole D, Lee, Kent, Henze, Dean, Smith, Douglas E, Robertson-Anderson, Rae M

“…Microrheology has emerged as a powerful approach for elucidating mechanical properties of soft materials and complex fluids, especially biomaterials. In this…”
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Implicit Attitudes Predict Drinking Onset in Adolescents: Shaping by Social Norms by Payne, B. Keith, Lee, Kent M, Giletta, Matteo, Prinstein, Mitchell J

“…Objective: Implicit attitudes toward alcohol predict drinking among adults and adolescents. If implicit attitudes reflected associations learned through direct…”
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Testing the automaticity features of the affect misattribution procedure: The roles of awareness and intentionality by Kurdi, Benedek, Melnikoff, David E., Hannay, Jason W., Korkmaz, Arın, Lee, Kent M., Ritchie, Emily, Surdel, Nicholas, Vuletich, Heidi A., Yang, Xin, Payne, B. Keith, Ferguson, Melissa J.

“…The affect misattribution procedure (AMP) is a measure of implicit evaluations, designed to index the automatic retrieval of evaluative knowledge. The AMP…”
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Knowledge co-construction in professional reading group discussions by Lee, Kent K, Abbott, Marilyn L

“…Abstract As part of our longitudinal study of TESOL instructors’ engagement with peer-reviewed journal articles in professional reading groups, we examined the…”
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The Uses of X/Twitter by Members of the TESOL Community by Lee, Kent, Abbott, Marilyn L., Wang, Shiran, Lang, Jacob

“…A lack of dialogue and collaboration between researchers and practitioners has been recognized in the field of second language education. Social media…”
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An Indirect Measure of Discrete Emotions by Lee, Kent M, Lindquist, Kristen A, Arbuckle, Nathan L, Mowrer, Samantha M, Payne, B. Keith

“…Experiences of discrete emotion play important roles in a variety of psychological domains. Yet, current measures of discrete emotion face significant…”
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Does Portfolio-Based Language Assessment Align with Learning-Oriented Assessment? Evidence from Literacy Learners and their Instructors by Abbott, Marilyn, Lee, Kent, Ricioppo, Sabine

“…A high-stakes Portfolio-Based Language Assessment (PBLA) protocol that was fully implemented in all Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)…”
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Development and validation of an early warning tool for sepsis and decompensation in children during emergency department triage by Ehwerhemuepha, Louis, Heyming, Theodore, Marano, Rachel, Piroutek, Mary Jane, Arrieta, Antonio C., Lee, Kent, Hayes, Jennifer, Cappon, James, Hoenk, Kamila, Feaster, William

“…This study was designed to develop and validate an early warning system for sepsis based on a predictive model of critical decompensation. Data from the…”
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Does Portfolio-Based Language Assessment Align with Learning-Oriented Assessment? Evidence from Literacy Learners and Their Instructors by Abbott, Marilyn L, Lee, Kent K, Ricioppo, Sabine

“…A high-stakes Portfolio-Based Language Assessment (PBLA) protocol that was fully implemented in all Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)…”
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Recent and Frequent Nonsuicidal Self-Injury Is Associated With Diminished Implicit and Explicit Aversion Toward Self-Cutting Stimuli by Franklin, Joseph C., Lee, Kent M., Puzia, Megan E., Prinstein, Mitchell J.

“…In the present study, we tested the hypothesis that an instinctive barrier to nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI)—the aversion to self-cutting stimuli—is diminished…”
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The Nature of Pain Offset Relief in Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: A Laboratory Study by Franklin, Joseph C., Puzia, Megan E., Lee, Kent M., Lee, Grace E., Hanna, Eleanor K., Spring, Victoria L., Prinstein, Mitchell J.

“…The majority of people who engage in nonsuicidal self-injury (e.g., cutting) report that affect regulation is their primary motivation for these painful…”
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