Fombonne recently conducted a metanalysis of available epidemiological evidence of the prevalence of autism.
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(1 ) The Guylum Bardo syndrome _ the simple misdivision of words _ is called metanalysis.
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Also in 2016, Weeda et al in the USA, studied 119, 353 patients in a metanalysis ( of five studies, including their own.
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In the Middle English period, following the process of language change known as metanalysis, only the " n " in " atten " remained in oral usage and became assimilated to " Eccheles ".
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We prescriptivists are aware that semantic shift is a signal called by the living language; we lie on Jespersen's couch of metanalysis as a napron becomes an apron through repeated error over the centuries.
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In a metanalysis, Polit and Falbo ( 1988 ) found that firstborns, only children, and children with one sibling all score higher on tests of verbal ability than laterborns and children with multiple siblings.
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In a metanalysis including five studies distinguishing informational from controlling praise, Deci, Koestner & Ryan found that informational-based praise related to greater intrinsic motivation ( as measured by free-choice behavior and self-reported interest ) while controlling praise was associated with less intrinsic motivation.
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Two decades of empirical research summarized by Gottman and Silver ( 1999 ), Olson and Flowers ( over 6, 000 couples studied, 1993 ) and a metanalysis by Bradbury, Fincham, and Beach ( 2000 ) have validated Kirschner's ideas and confirmed the relational importance of commitment, conflict resolution skills, desire to spend time with each other, sexual fidelity, and lack of violence.
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