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Partial concurrent thinking aloud

Partial Concurrent Thinking Aloud (or partial concurrent think-aloud, or PCTA) is a method used to gather data in usability testing with screen… 
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2019
2019
Subaltern Geographies in the Plurinational State of Bolivia:
Following this speech by the Mojeño leader, around 800 indigenous peoples departed from Trinidad in the Amazonian region of… 
2018
2018
Thoughts on thinking strings
|Xam !gi:ten (shamans) accomplished much of their supernatural work by ‘dreaming’, in which thought played a pivotal role… 
2017
2017
Who knows where : a treatise on indisciplinary thinking
2011
2011
5 Stages on the Path to Equity: Framework Challenges Urban Teachers' Deficit Thinking.
2004
2004
Mexican American school leadership in south Texas: toward a critical race analysis of school finance policy
2003
2003
The paradigmatic revolution in practical and pastoral theology : from metaphysics (sub-stantial thinking) to empirism (experential thinking); from theism to theopaschitism (hermeneutical thinking)
The article argues that the most fundamental paradigmatic shift which determines methodology and theory formation in both the… 
Review
1999
Review
1999
Types of Evidence and Routes to Persuasion: The Unimodel Versus Dual-Process Models
Following the pioneering research of Hovland and his colleagues in the 1950s (e.g., Hovland & Janis, 1959; Hovland, Janis… 
1998
1998
The Constituition in the Cave
1989
1989
The role of imperatives in psychopathology: A reply to Ellis
In his recent formulations of rational emotive therapy (RET), Ellis (1985) has increasingly emphasized what he believes to be the… 
1974
1974
The Mechanics of "Tacit Knowing"
The term ``tacit knowing'' has been much used to denote certain aspects of human knowledge that are only partly verbalizable. The… 
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