The Structure of Interdisciplinary Science

Hvidtfeldt, Rolf

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-90872-4

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“…Simply put, utilizing sound theories and assertions from human-related fields is an invaluable asset in the practice of language education. Furthermore, most academic works withing humanities and social sciences have oriented toward interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches due to the complexity of their subject matter i.e., human being (Nowotny et al, 2001;Hvidtfeldt, 2018;Elliott, 2019). Consequently, most recent theories and studies within language related fields are also multidisciplinary in ordination.…”

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Easier and More Enjoyable: Recognizing Mistakes by English Foreign Language (EFL) Learners Across Gender

Neda Moezzipour,

Jassem Alifathabadi

2023

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Daniel Kahneman asserted that recognizing others’ mistakes is both easier and more enjoyable. The current study aimed at testing this claim in the context of English language learning among Iranians with regards to grammar tests. To this end, 150 Iranian advanced English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners (75 males and 75 females) took a grammar test consisting of 25 error-recognition and 25 multiple-choice items. They were also asked to report the amount of enjoyment they experienced while answering each type of items. A series of independent samples t-test revealed that male learners performed significantly better on the first type of items while females outscored males in the second type. Moreover, males reported more enjoyment for error-recognition items while the exact opposite was the case for female participants. In other words, the findings revealed that, taking into account the modifications that had to be made to operationalize concepts in this study, Kahneman’s statement held ground for male language learners but not females. The bottom line is that this difference was observed across gender and further investigations might shed more light on the reasons behind it. Meanwhile, the results suggest that test designers should put more thought into putting different types of items on grammar tests to avoid tipping the scale to the advantage of one gender.

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Easier and More Enjoyable: Recognizing Mistakes by English Foreign Language (EFL) Learners Across Gender

Neda Moezzipour,

Jassem Alifathabadi

2023

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“…Neuroimaging may be essential for the correct management of ABCDs not only within a medical but also a legal perspective, according to a broad approach based on the development of a relationship between neuroscience and other disciplines that has given rise to a series of neologisms i.e., neuroanthropology, neurophilosophy, neuropolitics, neuroeconomics, neurosociology, neuropsychology, neuroethics and neurolaw (8). Neurolaw is an emerging discipline that deals with various issues related to the impact of neurosciences on individual rights.…”

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Neuroimaging and Neurolaw: Drawing the Future of Aging

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Human brain-aging is a complex, multidimensional phenomenon. Knowledge of the numerous aspects that revolve around it is therefore essential if not only the medical issues, but also the social, psychological, and legal issues related to this phenomenon are to be managed correctly. In the coming decades, it will be necessary to find solutions to the management of the progressive aging of the population so as to increase the number of individuals that achieve successful aging. The aim of this article is to provide a current overview of the physiopathology of brain aging and of the role and perspectives of neuroimaging in this context. The progressive development of neuroimaging has opened new perspectives in clinical and basic research and it has modified the concept of brain aging. Neuroimaging will play an increasingly important role in the definition of the individual's brain aging in every phase of the physiological and pathological process. However, when the process involved in age-related brain cognitive diseases is being investigated, factors that might affect this process on a clinical and behavioral level (genetic susceptibility, risks factors, endocrine changes) cannot be ignored but must, on the contrary, be integrated into a neuroimaging evaluation to ensure a correct and global management, and they are therefore discussed in this article. Neuroimaging appears important to the correct management of age-related brain cognitive diseases not only within a medical perspective, but also legal, according to a wider approach based on development of relationship between neuroscience and law. The term neurolaw, the neologism born from the relationship between these two disciplines, is an emerging field of study, that deals with various issues in the impact of neurosciences on individual rights. Neuroimaging, enhancing the detection of physiological and pathological brain aging, could give an important contribution to the field of neurolaw in elderly where the full control of cognitive and volitional functions is necessary to maintain a whole series of rights linked to legal capacity. For this reason, in order to provide the clinician and researcher with a broad view of the brain-aging process, the role of neurolaw will be introduced into the brain-aging context.

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Inter- und Transdisziplinarität ausbuchstabiert: Reflexionen zum angemessenen Umgang mit der Vielfalt an Gegenständen und fachlichen Zugängen in komplexen Forschungsfeldern

Defila

Giulio

2021

Ernährungskommunikation

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The Structure of Interdisciplinary Science

Cited by 10 publications

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Easier and More Enjoyable: Recognizing Mistakes by English Foreign Language (EFL) Learners Across Gender

Easier and More Enjoyable: Recognizing Mistakes by English Foreign Language (EFL) Learners Across Gender

Neuroimaging and Neurolaw: Drawing the Future of Aging

Inter- und Transdisziplinarität ausbuchstabiert: Reflexionen zum angemessenen Umgang mit der Vielfalt an Gegenständen und fachlichen Zugängen in komplexen Forschungsfeldern

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