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Chapter 3 introduces the reader both to inferential semantics--the attempt systematically to explicate the meanings of sentences in the language in terms of their normative inferential role--and to rational expressivism--the idea that logical vocabulary plays a role in making explicit in claims what speakers do in discursive practices, the upshot of which is a kind of rational self-consciousness.

The results indicate that the respondents showed better performance in literal and reorganization comprehension as compared to inferential comprehension.

The most common inferential statistical analysis involved comparison of two groups/variables in 2015, with t-tests, Chi-square test etc.

It was applied the reading comprehension evaluation protocol PROCOMLE [16], comprising four texts, as follows: two expository texts (Text E1 and Text E2) and two narrative texts (Text N1 and Text N2), each one comprising eight questions, four literal questions and four inferential questions, two related to microstructure and two to macrostructure of the text.

The quantitative evaluation of potential inferential errors is a fundamental factor for planning confirmatory research.

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The author introduces theories and models for planning a research project, qualitative data collection methods, possible variables for quantitative methods, survey techniques, sample size calculation, inferential statistics, project budgets, and the elements of a written report.

Dell's thesis, "inferential models using sample statistics are not necessary for appraisal work.

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The authors will need to have provided not only the magnitude of their effect and the sample size (in the control and experimental groups for a parallel-groups trial), but also inferential information in the form of either an exact p value or confidence limits.

The use of the normative vocabulary has the only role of making explicit "implicit inferential commitments, in the form of claims" (pp.

We compared the efficiency of a text revision procedure ("from the text") and inferential activity engagement "toward the text") in the comprehension and recall of a History text.