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Re: Prototype semantics experiment: msg#00078
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Thanks - yes that seems to work. Perhaps Brian should add a note about
that on his page. Don't think it's just a problem with pop accounts as
I'm not using pop
Diana
Linda Bawcom wrote:
Dear Diana,
I also had the same problem through Yahoo. Brian mentioned that it
may be a problem with a POP account. At any rate, I just copied and
pasted into Word and sent it as an attachment. Just took a few minutes.
Kindest regards,
Linda
*/Diana Maynard <d.maynard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>/* wrote:
Hmm, I spent a while doing the questionnaire only to find that it
doesn't seem to be compatible with Firefox (latest version) as it was
unable to submit the results.
You might want to put a warning about this to prevent people wasting
their time.
Diana
brian pardini wrote:
> Hello all
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> I'm conducting a semantics experiment on different types of verbal
> dishonesty, elaborating on a previous experiment by Coleman and Kay
> (1981). The full citation is:
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> Coleman, L. and Kay, P. 1981. Prototype semantics: The English word
> lie. Language, 57(1):26–44.
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> If you'd like to participate, you can find the experiment at the
> following URL:
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> http://brianpardini.home.comcast.net
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> Thanks for your interest and participation!
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> Kind regards
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> Brian Pardini
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"*/Any man's death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind."/*
*John Donne*
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