Model for Vocabulary Selection of Sensitive Topics: An Example from Pain‐Related Vocabulary
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DOI: 10.1055/s-0037-1604275
Abstract: ABSTRACT Vocabulary selection for graphic symbol‐based augmentative and alternative communication systems is important to enable persons with significant communication difficulties to express a variety of communication functions to indicate needs and wants, to develop social… read more here.
Keywords: related vocabulary; sensitive topics; model; pain related ... See more keywords
Touched by your words: How touch-related vocabulary prompts charitable behavior by reducing the negative effect of disgust
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1104356
Abstract: Getting help is often difficult for people who trigger disgust (e.g., homeless, sick, or disabled people) as well as the charities representing them because of low trust in these groups. Prior research has demonstrated that… read more here.
Keywords: negative effect; effect; related vocabulary; words touch ... See more keywords