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Attitudes Toward Health Care Teams- Heinemann
(Sage Publications Inc, 1999-03)
The Attitudes Toward Health Care Teams Scale has two subscales: Quality of Care/Process (14 items) and Physician Centrality (6 items). It can be used to measure team members perceptions of the quality of care delivered and ...
Readiness Interprofessional Learning Scale (RILS)
(Blackwell Science Ltd, 1999)
The Readiness Interprofessional Learning Scale (RILS) is designed to measure the attitudes of health professionals towards inter-professional learning. The original scale has three factors with 19 items that range on a ...
Paternal-Fetal Attachment
(Nursing Research, 1983)
The Paternal-Fetal attachment scale adapted from the modified maternal-fetal attachment scale. It composed from 24-items with five sub-scales; differentiation of self from fetus, interaction with the fetus, attributing ...
Inside-out constraints and Description Languages for HPSG
(CSLI Publications, 1998)
An important contrast between most current syntactic frameworks and Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar or Lexical Functional Grammar (hereafter HPSG and LFG respectively) is the common insistence of the latter two on the ...
French Relative Clauses as Secondary Predicates: A case study in Construction Theory
(Thesus, 1999)
Two properties characterize sign-based, constructional theories such as Head-driven Phrase
Structure Grammar (HPSG) and Construction Grammar (CG). Firstly, phrases as well as
words are organized in richly articulated ...
Flame–vortex interaction in a reacting vortex ring
(AIP Publishing, 1998-01)
Direct numerical simulations are used to study the flame–vortex interaction in a laminar reacting vortex ring. The chemical reaction occurs by a one-step, Arrhenius-type reaction that mimics the combustion of typical ...
On a tué le président! The nature of Passives and Ultra-indefinites
(CSLI Publications, 1998)
Non-quantificational NP's are often divided into indefinites and definites.
The former introduce new referents; the latter refer back to
entities already introduced in discourse (see Kamp 1981, Heirri 1982,
Fauconnier ...
Meaning and context: German aber and sondern
(CSLI Publications, 1998)
What is a possible word meaning? What is the range of meaning distinctions to which particular words can be sensitive? Such questions have been at the forefront of research in lexical semantics in recent years (see Talmy ...
Mapping constructions as word templates: evidence from French
(1993)
In this paper, I will outline a monotonic approach to what Jackendoff (1990) calls the correspondence problem, i.e. the mapping of semantic structure to surface syntax. My approach is based on three simple ideas. The first ...