Praxis, demonstration and pantomime: a motion capture investigation of differences in action performances by Przemysław Żywiczyński, Marek Placiński, Marta Sibierska, Monika Boruta-Żywiczyńska, Sławomir Wacewicz, Michał Meina, Peter Gärdenfors

“…In the experiment, participants were dressed in motion capture suits and asked to (1) perform an action, (2) demonstrate this action so that somebody else could learn how to perform it, (3) pantomime this action without using the object so that somebody else could learn how to perform it, and (4) pantomime this action without using the object so that somebody else could distinguish it from another action. …”
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Determinants of knowledge regarding self-medication among professional students of the apothecary by Rizka Novia Atmadani, Ika Ratna Hidayati, Dinar Famora Arum

“…Meanwhile, students living alone were less likely to have a higher level of self-medication knowledge than those staying with somebody else —aOR = 0.47, 95 % CI = 0.23-0.97. Conclusion: The effect of students who practised self-medication on a higher level of knowledge about self-medication was significant among students who live with somebody else—aOR =2.85, CI = 1.01-8.01 but not among students who live alone. …”
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Pour une étude interdisciplinaire et sémio-linguistique de la viralité dans les médias by Alain Rabatel

“…Secondly, it identifies a set of semio-linguistic characteristics likely to favour the virality of memes, and especially a weakening of the relationship to truth, the role of the hypernarrativity of messages, the ability to divert or creatively turn around somebody else’s speech, in a condensed format with shocking images, phrases that hold attention and attract the eye. …”
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APPROPRIATING CREATIVE WORKS PROTECTED BY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS by Cornelia DUMITRU

“…Particularly in this case „the object” of appropriation does not represent a „res nullius” simply because the intellectual property right arises from the act of creation, therefore the appropriation of somebody else’s creation becomes equivalent with stealing (plagiarism). …”
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TV ADVERTISING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON CHILDREN BRAND PERCEPTION RESULTS OF QUALITATIVE STUDY by Anna Sibińska

“…It was noticed that older children are more independent taking also their personal experience into account whereas younger rely rather on somebody else’s comments. Although the research has reached its aims, the limitations related to the size of the interview group occurred.…”
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Transmitted Memories in David Whitehouse's The Long Forgotten by Aurelija Daukšaitė-Kolpakovienė

“…To be more precise, even though Dove Gale, the protagonist, has certain memories that help him understand where he comes from and who he really is, these memories are not his individual memories but rather a collection of transmitted memories of somebody else. To a certain extent his memory can be seen as a postmemory, but the concept “memory of memories” probably describes it even better. …”
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Charting Your Course: A Roadmap to Select a Review Type for Your Research Journey by Jannette Bradley, Barbara E. Ruggeri, Karen L. Hanus

“…The researcher’s process is much like a journey that requires careful charting to avoid wrong turns and wasted resources and potentially ensure that somebody else can replicate the process. Depending on the goal/destination, the researcher/traveler needs to choose the proper review type, or chart the right course, to select their route and ensure that they are headed in the desired direction. …”
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Caring for Form: Ali Smith and Contemporary Refugee Life-Writing by Miriam Nandi

“…This paper explores the ethical dimensions of telling somebody else’s life zooming in on the example of “The Detainee’s Tale as told to Ali Smith.” …”
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Studying Pupil-Size Changes as a Function of Task Demands and Emotional Content in a Clinical Interview Situation by Daniel Gugerell, Benedikt Gollan, Moritz Stolte, Ulrich Ansorge

“…We ensured participants’ processing of the verbal content of the interview by asking all participants to report on the content of the interview in a subsequent memory test and by asking them to discriminate if the answers of the interviewee referred to only herself or to somebody else (too). In the dual-task condition, participants had to monitor additionally if the facial emotional expressions of the interviewee matched the content of her verbal responses. …”
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PEMBACAAN DEKONSTRUKSI CERPEN "ZINA" KARYA PUTU WIJAYA by Ronidin Ronidin

“…A wife who ask permission to her husband to have an affair with somebody else, a forbidden affair that is done in front of palace and bus way line, and an open affair in front of public are unique events that hide many paradox meanings. …”
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Work Floor Experiences of Supply Chain Partnering in the Dutch Housing Sector by Marieke Venselaar

“…The word ‘SCP’ (or one of its synonyms) can be used as an argument to easily convince somebody else to do something that one would otherwise not do. …”
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