Investigates the relationship between specific tests of auditory and visual skills and phonic decoding, sight-word reading and comprehension in a sample of poor readers from a racially and ethnically heterogeneous ele...
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Investigates the relationship between specific tests of auditory and visual skills and phonic decoding, sight-word reading and comprehension in a sample of poor readers from a racially and ethnically heterogeneous elementary school population in New York City. Relation of auditory closure and sound blending with reading measures independent of intelligence quotient; Instruments selected for the study.
Deep convolutional artificial neural networks (ANNs) are the leading class of candidate models of the mechanisms of visual processing in the primate ventral stream. While initially inspired by brain anatomy, over the ...
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Jonathan H. SlavinMiki RahmaniJonathan H. Slavin
PhD ABPP is Clinical Instructor in Psychology Department of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School Adjunct Clinical Professor
Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis New York University Founding Director
Tufts University Counseling Center (1970-2006) Former President of the Division of Psychoanalysis (39)
American Psychological Association and Founding President
Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. Dr. Slavin’s published work has focused on fundamental human elements in the psychoanalytic relationship including love sexuality desire truthfulness and personal agency and their role in the repair of the mind.Miki Rahmani MA is Chief Psychologist South Jerusalem Mental Health Center and is a former longtime member on the Faculty of the School of Education Hebrew University Jerusalem Israel. In more than 35 years of clinical teaching and consulting she has taught annual courses seminars and workshops on the supervisory relationship the supervisory process in clinical work and in education and the treatment process.
The editors of this series of papers introduce the account of Margarethe Lutz, a patient who saw Sigmund Freud for one session and spoke of it 70 years later. It was an experience, she said, that “changed her life.”...
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The editors of this series of papers introduce the account of Margarethe Lutz, a patient who saw Sigmund Freud for one session and spoke of it 70 years later. It was an experience, she said, that “changed her life.” The editors note that there are few, if any, accounts of treatment with Freud that illustrate in such detail the unfolding of an individual session. The editors asked the authors of the seven papers in this issue to address the question of what, in this single session, may have led to its life-changing impact and the implications this may have for the way contemporary psychoanalysts and psychotherapists think about their work.
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Mark LeeIs an adjunct professor in the Management of Technology program at NYU
and a director at Certara a consultancy that uses modeling and simulation to inform decisions about drug development. He earned a BA in psychology from Montclair State University and a PhD in human factors from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He has worked in human factors for Lockheed‐Martin NCR AT&T Siemens and Pitney Bowes.
The creation of a product design almost always involves competing visions within the team. Business, engineering, and design all have views on what makes for a successful product. News flash: The user should be the wi...
The creation of a product design almost always involves competing visions within the team. Business, engineering, and design all have views on what makes for a successful product. News flash: The user should be the winner in that battle. If you are a consumer, you want this human factors engineer to be on the design team.
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Mark LeeAdjunct professor in the Management of Technology program at NYU
and a director at Certara a consultancy that uses modeling and simulation to inform decisions about drug development. He earned a BA in psychology from Montclair State University and a PhD in human factors from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He has worked in human factors for Lockheed‐Martin NCR AT&T Siemens and Pitney Bowes.
“Human factors” and “user experience (UX)”: one may be part of the other, but they are not synonymous. What do we mean when we say “human factors?”
“Human factors” and “user experience (UX)”: one may be part of the other, but they are not synonymous. What do we mean when we say “human factors?”
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