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   States in 2015, the year of release for the APA Dictionary of Psychology, Second Edition. Preparation of the ICD–11, cur-rently scheduled for release in 2017, is underway. It may be seen, thus, that the timing for the release of the second edition of the dictionary proved to be problem-atic in relation to its editorial development. As a conse-

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   Alejandro Romero. With more than 1,300 entries, this new edition of The Concise Dictionary ofPsychology is comprehensive, clear and user-friendly. With extensive cross-referencing to related entries, it includes many additional entries and entries from peripheral fields, such as Babinski reflex, Doppler effect , Little Albert and Murphy's Law.

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   Apr 22, 2020 · In the context of this definition, the data of code-mixing from neuro-typical and neuro-atypical speaker’s profiles discussed in this paper suggest that the notion of ungrammaticality formally involves two aspects: one that relates to non-converging outputs (i.e., illicit outputs filtered out by UG) due to constraints on the computational system, and one that relates to conventionalized ...

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   Comprehensive dictionary of psychology terms and concepts.

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   Jan 1, 2015 · Whereas both words refer to a store of feelings, thoughts or experience which is "outside of conscious awareness", "unconscious" is the term favoured by Freud and used in psychoanalytic writings ...

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   What is universal multilingualism and code-mixing?

   • Universal multilingualism and code-mixing are discussed in Section Universal Multilingualism and Code-Mixing. The examples in this section indicate that code-mixing is a spontaneous result of recombination, an innate capacity, in both neural-typical and neuro-atypical speakers/signers.

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   Is code-mixing a behavior related to linguistics?

   • Code-mixing is a linguistic behavior that is typically discussed in the context of multilinguals. Experts commonly focus on the form of language mixing/switching and its cross-linguistic commonalities. Not much is known, however, about how the knowledge of code-mixing comes about.

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   What is code-mixing in multilingual communities?

   • Code-mixing is a prevalent practice in multilingual communities where languages affect each other and do not adhere to the ideal of a "perfect" S-learner assumed in traditional approaches. As shown in the rich literature on cross-linguistic influence, this behavior is not matched by monolinguals and is a characteristic of multilinguals.

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   Does word-level mixing represent “illicit” syntactic units?

   • The examples of word-level mixing presented here do not involve 'illicit' syntactic units such as a combination of a nominal plural affix with a future auxiliary or a gender morpheme with an aspect marker, etc.

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   What is meant by the term 'code-mixing'?

   • Code-mixing is defined as all cases in which aspects of lexical items and / or grammatical items of different languages/varieties are combined into a single linguistic expression. (1: definition)

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   Do aphasic patients show pathological code-mixing?

   • Aphasic patients who exhibit pathological code-mixing, such as E.G., combine languages (English and Italian in this example) regardless of the speech context. The inability to refrain from code-mixing is a common trait among these patients. Throughout this paper, I present the data as reported in the sources.

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