Law, police and ‘domestic cruelty’: Assembling written complaints from oral narratives

Domestic violence within law enforcement families: The link between traditional police subculture and domestic violence among police

Assembling Narratives with Associative Threads

A model is proposed showing how automatically extracted and manually written association rules can be used to build the structure of a narrative from real-life temporal data. The generated text’s communicative goal is to help the reader construct a causal representation of the events. A connecting associative thread allows the reader to follow associations from the beginning to the end of the t...

A Police Complaints Authority study

Children's Written and Oral 1 Running Head: Written and Oral Spelling Children's Written and Oral Spelling

For adults, written spelling is generally superior to oral spelling. To determine whether the same holds true for children in kindergarten through second grade, we compared children’s ability to spell real words (Experiment 1) and nonsense words (Experiment 2) orally and in writing. Building on the work of Tangel and Blachman (1992, 1995) and others, we developed a reliable system to assess the...

Automatically Eliciting Task Models from Written Task Narratives