Researcher at the Transport and environment laboratory of the national institute of research on transport and their security (INRETS-LTE) i Acoustical engineer at the Transport and environment laboratory of the national institute of research on transport and their security (INRETS-LTE)

M. Jefri Pratama was the second defendant who participated in planning and assisted execution of a heinous murder. It proven that he had an affair helped Zuraida Hanum kill her husband, as judge Jamaluddin wrote minutes court decision. This paper aims to explore Searle’s Yule (1996: 54) commissions, which were carried out by Jeffri Pratama, sentenced death because his involvement The research m...

This paper looks at the discursive and interactional structures to be found in male toilet graffiti at a British university. Traditionally, toilet graffiti has been discussed in terms of thematic content and the possible psychological and socioanthropological impacts on it. By contrast, this study draws on work in conversation analysis and discourse studies to investigate patterns of interactio...

There is no doubt, that the medical staff has often to face aggressive patients, their threats and event their violent physical attacks today. More frequently than ever they are faced with the necessity to think over and consider very carefully the way to defend against imminent or persistent attack on them. First, I would attempt to qualify patients' aggressive behaviour - from lesser acts, wh...

Adults remember faces of threatening over non-threatening individuals. This memory advantage could be indicative of a system rooted deeply in cognitive evolution to track and remember individuals who have been harmful in the past and therefore might be harmful again. Conversely, adults may have learned through experience that it pays to be vigilant. In the present research, we investigated whet...

A number of studies using the dot-probe task now report the existence of an attentional bias to angry faces in participants who rate highly on scales of anxiety; however, no equivalent bias has been observed in non-anxious populations, despite evidence to the contrary from studies using other tasks. One reason for this discrepancy may be that researchers using the dot-probe task have rarely inv...

Natural language quantifiers (e.g., few, many, not much) and probability expressions (e.g., likely, possible, not probable) are used to communicate information about quantities, frequencies, and probabilities. A great deal of psychological research addressed the role of these expressions in communication and thinking. Some of the problems addressed include how quantifiers and probability expres...

This paper reports on a study of cultural differences in conversational structure and the expression of apology in German and Australian workplace telephone discourse. While the overall episodic structure of German and Australian telephone conversations was similar, there were differences in content or social orientation. This impacted on both whether and how topics representing high threat to ...