A Comprehensive Study of the Health Needs and of Health Care in Seoul

Yang, Jae Mo

doi:10.3349/ymj.1960.1.1.71

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“…This study investigated the processing of categorially ambiguous adjectives and verbs in Korean, through which we provided new insights into the theories of the lexicon. Following a theory that suggests these words be listed separately (e.g., Lieber, 1980;Koo, 2010;Yang, 2015), we should see greater processing difficulty in one class than the other (e.g., Sereno and Jongman, 1997;Tyler et al, 2001;Traficante and Burani, 2003) or in categorially ambiguous words than unambiguous ones in general. Word processing 6 Unexpectedly, the categorially unambiguous adjectives/verbs were read slower than the categorially ambiguous ones.…”

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“…Under the separate-entry account (e.g., Koo, 2010;Yang, 2015), another possibility is that we may see greater processing difficulty for categorially ambiguous words (conditions A and B) compared to unambiguous ones (conditions C and D) due to competition in word-activation (interactive activation model; Reicher, 1969;McClelland and Rumelhart, 1981;Rumelhart and McClelland, 1982). Under either possibility, 3 Ideally, the categorially ambiguous pair should have similar word frequency in both the adjective and the verb category (cf.…”

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“…(Song, 2014, p. 348) This study concerns words that can appear as both adjectives and verbs, and we refer to these words as categorically ambiguous adjectives and verbs. The grammatical categories of these words have been investigated (e.g., Song, 1988;Koo, 2010Koo, , 2021Yang, 2015), with some researchers suggesting that they belong to two different categories listed under separate lexical entries with distinct "forms, " "functions, " and "meanings" (Koo, 2010;Yang, 2015; for English, see Jackendoff, 1976;Lieber, 1980).…”

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Zero-derivation in Korean: the effect of covert structure in real-time processing

Kim,

Li,

Byeon

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Front. Psychol.

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Korean words like balgda ‘bright/become bright’ and gilda ‘long/become long’ are categorially ambiguous; they can appear as both adjectives and verbs. Some suggest that these words are listed under separate lexical entries, while others propose that they share one single lexical entry, and that the verb form is morphologically derived from the base adjective through a process called zero derivation. This study presents the results of a real-time experiment that investigates whether these words involve zero derivation and if so, how zero derivation may affect the real-time processing of these words. Our findings suggest that the reader recognizes the base adjective and obtains the derived-verb form by virtue of adding a covert category-changing morpheme in real-time sentence processing. This study provides promising evidence of the zero derivation of Korean categorially ambiguous adjectives and verbs, as well as crosslinguistic evidence of the role of covert structure in lexical access.

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Zero-derivation in Korean: the effect of covert structure in real-time processing

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Byeon

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Front. Psychol.

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“…Previous studies showed that the average compensation was 93,260,000 KRW for settlement of lawsuits in all medical fields and 10-30 million KRW for dental disputes. 8 - 10 Contrarily, the 2011 results showed that dental disputes in the orthodontic field are settled for a relatively low amount (less than 5 million KRW).…”

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Patterns of medical accidents and disputes in the orthodontic field in Korea

Kim

Hwang

2014

Korean J Orthod

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The committee of admitted doctors developed a questionnaire regarding medical dispute and distributed it to 1,600 members of Korean Academy of Orthodontics. The questionnaire consisted of three categories and 56 items covering basic information about the doctors and patients who had experienced medical disputes, the cause and workaround of medical accidents, and methods for taking precautions. The present survey showed a similar proportion of responders who had experienced a medical accident compared to the study in 1997. The primary reason for medical disputes was dissatisfaction with appearance. Many doctors felt that they would likely experience a medical dispute at some point. Most disputes were settled by doctors themselves, usually for an amount of less than 5 million Korean won. For some doctors, medical accidents lead to ongoing psychological problems. Responders felt that continuing education for medical dispute is very necessary. These results reveal a need for the association of orthodontists to lead advancements in education and countermeasures for preventing and managing medical accidents and disputes.

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“…In order to answer this question, previous domestic studies on the Jigsaw model were examined. Shin (2007) and Yang (2003) applied the Jigsaw model to study the Pythagorean Theorem, which is in the curriculum for the third year in Middle School, and proposed various ways of proof as expert assignment. Kang (2005) also applied the Jigsaw model to the Pythagorean Theorem, in addition to triangular number, square number and irrational number, which are related to the Pythagorean Theorem.…”

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A Study on Jigsaw Model Application in Teaching and Learning Mathematics

Yoo¹,

Son²

2015

Research in Mathematical Education

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The current study investigated meaning of Jigsaw model application in teaching and learning mathematics based on the literature research and analysis of Jigsaw models. Through related literature, properties of the tasks of the expert sheets in mathematics are examined. Then the advantages of the application of Jigsaw in mathematics are discussed in terms of the realizing mathematical connections and promoting positive affective outcomes of Korean students in mathematics.

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A Comprehensive Study of the Health Needs and of Health Care in Seoul

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Zero-derivation in Korean: the effect of covert structure in real-time processing

Zero-derivation in Korean: the effect of covert structure in real-time processing

Patterns of medical accidents and disputes in the orthodontic field in Korea

A Study on Jigsaw Model Application in Teaching and Learning Mathematics

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