Movement Disorders: Volume 36, Number 2, February 2021

Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, Volume 4, Number 2, Full Text

Law and Human Behavior, Volume 24, Number 1, February 2000

This article reviews a number of studies of the quality of forensic reports. Their conclusion is that although in many jurisdictions forensic reports are of higher quality than they were in the 1970’s and 1980’s, many continue to fall far short of the standards for the field. For example, in one study of competence to stand trial reports, “examiners typically did not provide a description of th...

Volume 2, Number 4

The proposed methodology has been implemented in modular system architecture to avoid deadlock situations in real time using a rule base approach. A system configuration consisting of work centers, buffers, robots, and loading/unloading stations is taken with limited capacities as the example case study. A part mix with a variety of processing sequences such as, re-entrant only, jig-jag, re-ent...

Volume 5 Number 2

painting, which plays with color and form. It appears that criticism has learned very little in a century. Although we can accept, understand, and excuse the mother who disgustedly remarks that she has a 6-year-old daughter who can paint better than "that," it is depressing to find an intelligent, educated critic asking "what an abstract photograph is of" and arguing that "in photography the su...

Volume 32 Number 2

This article is a contribution to understanding of teacher actions that can contribute to a successful mathematics learning experience, defined as one that engages all students, especially those who may sometimes feel alienated from mathematics and schooling, in productive and successful mathematical thinking and learning. We offer an example of a task that can form the basis of such a learning...