The goals of exception handling mechanisms are to make programs more reliable and robust. The integration of exception handling mechanisms with object-oriented languages raises some unique issues. The requirements of exception handling often conflict with some of the goals of object-oriented designs, such as supporting design evolution, functional specialization, and abstraction for implementat...

The Children-of-Twins design was used to test whether associations between marital conflict frequency and conduct problems can be replicated within the children of discordant twin pairs. A sample of 2,051 children (age 14-39 years) of 1,045 twins was used to estimate the genetic and environmental influences on marital conflict and determine whether genetic or environmental selection processes u...

In this paper we incorporate integrity constraints in Dung-style abstract argumentation frameworks. We show that even for constraints of a very simple form, standard conflict-free semantics for argumentation frameworks are not adequate as conflicts among arguments should sometimes be accepted and tolerated. For this, we use conflict-tolerant semantics and show how corresponding extensions may b...

Literature on effects of marital conflict and divorce on child development has long wondered 1) whether divorce followed by parents’ marital conflict exerts distinguishable impacts on children and 2) whether marital conflict is more detrimental to involved children than divorce per se. We address these questions using the Korea Youth Panel Study-Elementary School Students that traced students f...

Children as perpetrators of crimes will also experience a legal process that is identical to adults who commit crimes, the meaning word here means "almost same", which differs only in length and way handling it. Facing juvenile justice involved crime, first thing should not be forgotten look at his position child with all special characteristics characteristics, thus orientation based on concep...

Radical experimentalists argue that we should give up using intuitions as evidence in philosophy. In this paper, I first argue that the studies presented by the radical experimentalists in fact suggest that some intuitions are reliable. I next consider and reject a different way of handling the radical experimentalists’ challenge, what I call the Argument from Robust Intuitions. I then propose ...