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Spring 2014
Pausing, repeating, revising, and abandoning words and phrases are common characteristics of speech called mazes. Mazes affect the fluency of speech and are thought be related to language ability and language processes. Few relationships between mazes and language ability and language processes...
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2017-01-01
Visuals to accompany the session, Roundtable with Authors and Editors. Please see link to related item for the accompanying video.
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TALES of ALES #0 : Eight Titles and Synopses Index, with clickable DOI links, August 2023, by senior Author Keith G. Briggs (Emeritus Professor, AFNS/ALES)
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Briggs, Keith G., Davies, Mary Jane, Irving, Barry D., DePauw, R.M.
About TALES OF ALES: TALES OF ALES is a series of stories written in retirement by Keith Briggs in 2021 – 2023 (and with occasional additional authors as noted). The intention of the stories is to place into the University of Alberta archival record some notable agricultural science events and...