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D. F. Kirby
"Cpl. D. F. Kirby. No. 27827. 13. Squad. Dec. 1941. Mar. 1943. Wife. Beryl. .Waikerie. S.A."Corporal D. F. Kirby. Number 27827. 13 Squadron. December 1941. March 1943. Wife Beryl. Waikerie, South Australia
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[Letter from Frederick Kirby to Hugh Callaway - February 22, 1994]
Letter from Frederick Kirby, one of the killers of Hugh Callaway's friend (Thanh Nguyen), asking Callaway to give the inmate a second chance. It includes the envelope addressed to Callaway
The contribution of symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), health anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty to distress in Ménière's disease
This study assessed whether symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), health anxiety, and intolerance of uncertainty were associated with distress in members of the Ménière's Society (n = 800), and compared the extent of anxiety, depression, intolerance of uncertainty and health anxiety with a healthy control group (n = 484). PTSD symptoms were associated with anxiety, depression, and handicap. Health anxiety was associated with anxiety and depression. Intolerance of uncertainty was directly associated with anxiety; its association with depression and handicap was mediated by PTSD symptoms. The Ménière's group reported more anxiety, depression, and health anxiety than the control group, but were not more intolerant of uncertainty. More than half of the Ménière's group reported experiencing partial or full PTSD symptoms. As PTSD, health anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty are modifiable with psychological treatment, we advise that clinicians should screen patients with Ménière's disease who are particularly distressed
[Note from Linda Kirby]
A note from Linda Kirby thanking to whomever it may concern for inviting Kirby to a banquet
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[Note from Linda Kirby]
A note from Linda Kirby thanking to whomever it may concern for inviting Kirby to a banquet
The Kirby Archive of British woodland studies
Studies of long-term change in British woodland in response to various local and national drivers of change: forest growth, management, disease, eutrophication
Investigating the Influence of Language Evolution on Perception of a Continuous Meaning Space
There has been a recent resurgence in psycholinguistic experimental studies testing linguistic
relativity – the view, associated with Benjamin Lee Whorf (1956), that the language we speak
influences our perception and understanding of the environment. Furthermore, recent experimental
work in evolutionary linguistics in the Iterated Learning Model applied to humans (e.g., Kirby,
Cornish, & Smith, 2008) has proved to be successful at explaining how language transmission can
shape its properties. In light of these findings, the research presented here unprecedentedly embarks
on testing linguistic relativity from an evolutionary perspective. It is demonstrated that language
transmission of two qualitatively different languages evolved in the experiment by Matthews, Kirby,
& Cornish (in prep.) – one that promotes the distinction between rotated and unrotated shapes and the
other that does not – influences perception of these shapes. This finding suggests that language
evolution shapes the conceptual system (semantics) in the speakers’ minds by propagating the ways
the world should be perceived and interpreted within a given speech community
Kirby, John. Interview about Holyrood family history.
Interview with John Kirby about family history in Holyrood
William Kirby - Portrait
Kirby, William; Training School for Christian Workers Presidenthttps://digitalarchives.apu.edu/presidential-portrait/1028/thumbnail.jp
Jazz Town - Interview with Patricia Kirby:
Patricia Kirby, music fan, talks about Vancouver's jazz venues. Recorded at The Drum Is Calling Festival
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