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  • A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Tabletop Role-Playing Game Blogging

    Creator:
    James, R. Paul
    Abstract:
    Tabletop role-playing games (TRPG) such as Dungeons & Dragons™ are widely known and enjoyed by diverse individuals across the world. However, TRPGs and their players historically have experienced significant stigmatization due to the misconception by some that fantasy role play leads to psychological dysfunction. While a large body of research...
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    Dissertation
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    . 19–52). Routledge. Zhang, Y., Song, H., Liu, X., Tang, D., Chen, Y. E., & Zhang, X. (2017

  • A Corpus Linguistic Study of Grief

    Creator:
    Ramakrishna, Nandini J.
    Abstract:
    The counseling profession has historically adopted a one-size-fits-all approach toward addressing bereavement. However, there is an emerging paradigm-shift in grief therapy that has been enabled by recent research that differentiates, for example, between types of grief and styles of grieving. This research project contributes to this nuanced approach to grief...
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    Dissertation
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    ) display option: show raw values; and (h) show negative key words: yes. For stopwords, the Natural

  • Rogers, Perls, and Ellis in Three Approaches to Psychotherapy: A Corpus-based Study

    Creator:
    Miranda, Roberta A.
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    Counselor education programs traditionally have student counselors role-play therapy sessions to enhance skills in rapport building, aligning with a theoretical orientation, and other essential communication skills. Students, however, are often left to determine their own choice of words when engaging in these practice sessions, and consequently, experience uncertainty regarding how...
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    -Gomes, E., & Motschenbacher, H. (2019). Language, normativity, and sexual orientation obsessive