Depending on the types of stimulation used, women’s orgasms can be given different subjective meanings. There is no simple connection that all orgasms lead to sexual satisfaction; rather, there seem to be complex and sometimes ambivalent relationships. The findings indicate that even behaviors that...
Dorner (1974) noted that clothes serve many purposes related to climate, technological advances, sexual display, political, social and economic structures, historical precedent, and the influence of the mass media. The latter create images of masculine and feminine idealized types that can have ...
It refers to the shared or similar meanings that exist across languages, allowing for connections to be made between different linguistic systems. This article explores the phenomenon of cross-association in linguistics, discussing its significance, types, and examples. Significance of Cross-association ...
This study examined observers' perceptions of nine different types of touch (including a "no touch" control condition) used in cross-sex relationships between coworkers. Results showed that face touch sends particularly strong relational and emotional messages. A soft touch in the cheek area of the...
We used biological sex as the grouping variable; the four types of tobacco use behaviors as dependent variables; sexual orientation as the main predictor; and age, ethnicity, race, school type, and parental education as covariates. In this multivariate multiple regression, no equality constraints ...
Consider Figures of Speech:Keep in mind idioms, common phrases, and other possible meanings the crossword clue might be hinting at. Look for Common Prefixes and Suffixes:Spotting words share common beginnings or endings, such as "pre-", "un-", "re-", "-ing", or "-ed." can help you...
On the single-word level, we can trace all the possible meanings a word may harbour or its intension.[3] On this level a distinction may be drawn out between a word connotation and a word homonym or polyseme, [4] for polysemy also means the several meanings a given word may have. In...
The German non-cognate translation masks were taken from Friel and Kennison (2001), who ensured that the meanings of these translations could not be correctly guessed by native speakers of English without any prior exposure to German. It was therefore safe to assume that our L1 English ...
Finally, as discussed in Ketrez (2003) and Görgülü (2012), among others, the Turkish plural can give rise to a ‘plurality of events’ reading and a ‘plurality of types’ reading, in addition to the regular ‘plurality of individuals’ one. For instance, (37) can be interpreted as...
have different meanings (Danziger & Pederson,1998), though it might also have to do with the lack of a relative frame of reference in coding spatial position (see “Use of a relative frame of reference” section). 3.2 Conceptual or cognitive styles...