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Family and peer variables: risks for and protection against adolescent substance abuse
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Learning a procedural task with animation: a comparison between the high and low visual spatial learners
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The hierarchical nature of acquisition of visual specificity in spatial contextual cueing
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Tonal perception and its implication for linguistic relativity
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Development of a usability inventory for Chinese webpages
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Formulation of the study problem and transfer in insight problem solving
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The connectionism approach to syntactic and semantic acquisition of simple Chinese sentences: the role of wordorder information
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Effects of computer presentation formats on learning among elderly andyounger adults: the role of cognitiveabilities
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The locus of facilitation of animation in mechanical reasoning
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Ideological orientation and political transition in Hong Kong: Confidence in the future
No full textIn the two-component model of ideological orientation, a person's ideological position is jointly influenced by attitudinal and affective components. The present study adopted this conceptual model to predict confidence in the future of Hong Kong, Questionnaire responses were collected from 395 adults (56.8% men and 43.2% women) in Hong Kong in April 1995, some 2 years before its transfer from British to Chinese control The results show that the level of confidence in Hong Kong was related to both attitudinal and affective identification with Hong Kong and China. These findings suggest that the transfer of government may have brought to the surface a collision of the divergent political cultures of Hong Kong and mainland China, resulting in two antagonistic political orientations that predicted confidence in the future of Hong Kong.link_to_subscribed_fulltex
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