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    media, they both are a division of multimedia. However, compare with new digital media such as multiple images, interactive media is more focusing on the interaction. The key idea of interactive media is that to build interactive relationship between sender and receiver at a specific time and space, in order to complete informational interaction. The most significant disadvantage of multiple images on screen present is that treat the audience as passive recipient of information. For example, films

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    Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3058472/ In the study conducted by Lin et al.(2010), researchers investigated the utilization and validity of assessment instrumentation for the purpose of quantifying patient-pharmacist interactions involving herbal and dietary supplementation. The purpose of the study was to develop a format of evaluation that could effectively determine the performance of the pharmacist while counseling a patient on herbal/ dietary remedies. Due to the

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    index dummy is equal to 1 if PDI is greater than U.S. PDI, otherwise it is zero. I expect the PDI to have a negative significant coefficient in model 1 and I expect a negative coefficient for the interaction term for countries with a higher PDI than the U.S. and a positive coefficient for the interaction term for firms from countries with lower PDI than the U.S. Long Term Orientation Index measures whether people in a country are focused on a long-time or short-term horizon. Hofstede explains, “in

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    learning is through the understanding of Long’s Interaction hypothesis, which proposes that second language learning is aided by interactional processes because of the role of interaction in connecting “input, internal learner capacities, particularly selective attention, and output in productive ways” (Mackey, 2006). Feedback and interaction help result in modified output which is also helpful in language learning. Different varieties of interactions in SL/FL classroom settings are facilitated through

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    no doubt new electronic learning programs designed for children can be engaging and serve as purposeful learning tools. Although, through research preformed, the real problem could be the amount of time children are spending staring at screens. Interaction and social skills, well known to be essential in child’s development, often stem from play time with friends and exploring outside. Now, with technology being used for even more than intended, babies are being soothed with iPads, phones, and being

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    huge resource that the clinician can use to enhance the productivity of the intervention. The caregiver can provide insight into the interests of the child, how to interact with the child, or give the clinician pointers as to what to avoid during interactions. (Ritzman,

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    Reality changes from person to person. Whether something is real or not is determined through the individual. One may think it’s true whereas the other may believe differently. It is common to form misconceptions on a subject that is relatively new and upcoming. Sports are generally one of the most common ways we conquer boredom. This entertainment involves, according to the Oxford Dictionary, physical exertion as well as brain stimulation. With technology emerging, the online gaming industry has

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    Internal Validity

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    The validity of a study is very important, be it internal or external. Internal validity is important because without it, there is no cause and effect. Proving a relationship between two variables is good, but as we know, correlation does not necessarily imply causation. However, we often times conduct studies in order to determine cause-and-effect relationships, although at the end one is faced with the threat of accuracy. In other words, can the result of the research be generalized? Can we conclude

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    While reputation bootstrapping concerns trust initializing of newcomer agents in the absence of historical information [18]. Rebootstrapping, on the other hand, is an exploration strategy in the absence of trustworthy agents. The term “rebootstrapping” was first introduced by Griffiths [19], referring to a strategy when there are no trusted agents that provide the required capabilities, the agent with the highest trust level based on some probabilistic models from the pool of untrustworthy agents

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    Mud Blindness

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    This may have yielded better results, but only when combined with the audio shadowing task. These results indicated a floor effect because of the insensitive levels of mud-splash and the interaction only at the 40% mud-splash level. Future research using this design should include sensitive levels with the minimum level of mud-splash distraction to 40% and increase the range of conditions (Rensink et al., 1997). The results were similar on

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